Judge Yashwant Verma Scandal
Judge Yashwant Varma Cash Row:: The mobile phones of Eight Delhi police officers were seized and sent to the judicial department within the framework of the investigation into the alleged cash case of the residential complex of the Delhi high court, Yashwant Verma. Police sources said Thursday that as part of this process, the Tughlaq Road police station in charge, investigating the officer Havildar Roopchand, the Rajneesh sub-inspector, the mobile bicycle patrols, two police officers and three PCR staff are the subject of a investigation.
Is there a video recorded from mobile?
A source said that officials are now trying to discover that when officials have reached the place during the fire, any video recorded from these mobile phones. The source said that if a video was carried out, investigators will examine whether a rale has been carried out. Sources have said that Delhi police also recorded statements by all these officers.
On Wednesday, a team led by the deputy police commissioner (New Delhi) Deveh Mahla visited the judge’s residence and questioned employees and security staff. Sources have said that the police team, including DCP, an ACP and other officials, reached the residence of Judge Verma at 30, Tughlaq Road, around 1:50 p.m. on Wednesday and left about two hours later. Sources said the team had kept the place where money would have been received.
What is the material?
According to sources, the visit was part of the initial investigation into obtaining “bags of four to five mid-rangs filled with Indian currency tickets” at the residence of Judge Verma in the residence of Lutyens after the fire incident on March 14. He said there was a videographer with the officials and inspected the store where the alleged money was found.
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Video surveillance images
He said the team also examined the video surveillance images of the cameras installed at the judge’s residence and can question the police and fire staff in the coming days. Judge Verma said he was at Madhya Pradesh at the time of the incident. He denied allegations, saying that money had never been maintained in the cellar by him or a family member.
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