[ad_1] New Delhi : On Thursday, the Chief Justice (CJI) Sanjeev Khanna of the country met representatives of different bar associations in the Justice Yashwant Verma case. The CJI assured that the Delhi High Court Justice Yashwant Verma would be recommended again in the case of withdrawal of the recommendation of Allahabad transfer. Representatives of the associations also submitted a memorandum to the CJI office, expressing concern over the recovery of alleged cash at the official residence of Justice Verma and tampering with the evidence. It was alleged that the reports of burnt cash bundles were revealed after the fire incident at Justice Verma's official residence on the night of 14 March. Questioned why an FIR has not been lodged for this incident till now. This information was given by Anil Tiwari, President of Allahabad High Court Bar Association. he/she said that the Bar Association will now regularly consider whether an indefinite strike has to be continued or not. It started an indefinite strike from March 25, protest against the recommendation of Justice Verma to transfer the Allahabad High Court.Cash case at the judge's residenceChief Justice of India Sanjeev Khanna met representatives of different bar associations on Thursday. According to the information, during this time, the delegates assured that the case of withdrawal of the recommendation of Allahabad transfer of Justice Yashwant Verma of Delhi High Court would be recommended again. This information was given by Anil Tiwari, President of Allahabad High Court Bar Association.6 Representatives of the Bar Association of the High Court, CJI Khanna and other collagium members- Justice B.K. R. Gawai, Justice Suryakant, Justice Abhay S. Met Oka and Justice Vikram Nath. The memorandum of bar organizations was discussed in the meeting and the CJI assured to consider their demand.'Allahabad HC Bar Association will consider strike'After the meeting, Tiwari said that the Allahabad High Court Bar Association will now reconsider whether the indefinite strike has to be continued or not. Significantly, the Allahabad High Court Bar Association started an indefinite strike from 25 March. he/she has opposed the recommendation of Justice Verma to transfer to the High Court i.e. Allahabad High Court. Earlier in the day, representatives of the Bar Body of Allahabad, Gujarat, Kerala, Jabalpur, Karnataka and Lucknow High Court submitted a memorandum to the CJI office, which expressed concern over alleged cash seizures and evidence tampering at the official residence of Justice Yashwant Verma.Bar Association questioned why an FIR has not been lodged for this incident till now. Criminal investigation should be started in this case. The memorandum also stated that according to the report of the Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, someone had removed some items from Justice Verma's residence a day after the incident. Bar organizations feared that if the FIR was not registered in the case, the involvement of others involved in it would not be revealed and their investigation would be adversely affected.Issue raised in Lok Sabha, demand for statement from Law MinisterThe case of cash at the house of a judge of Delhi High Court arose in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. In the zero period, many members of the opposition demanded that the Law Minister in the House should make a statement on the issue. These members argued that the way this whole matter has come out in public, the common people have shocked the trust of the country's judiciary. TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee argued that the action of the Delhi High Court Justice related to the cash case did not complete the action in the case due to the Allahabad High Court to Allahabad High Court. he/she raised the question that since Justice is a public servant, why should the matter not be investigated through Lokpal?At the same time, Congress MP Manish Tiwari said that this Parliament has the right to monitor the judiciary and the Law Minister should inform about this entire incident in the House. The government should tell what it is known about it and what happened. While another Congress member R Sudha said that the Parliament session is going on, but no statement was made by the government in the House on this issue. he/she said that from the statements and developments of some officials, it seems that the judges are being saved. At the same time, BJP MP from Allahabad Phulpur, Praveen Patel, said that there is a lot of resentment among the lawyers of Allahabad and the surrounding areas from the Allahabad transfer of Justice Verma. [ad_2]
