I get your point bro / sis. I’m just pointing out that the sequence of events here is a bit odd. The sudden appearance of the cash after the inspection leaves room for questions, especially when the place was supposedly examined thoroughly earlier.

I’m not saying the allegations are false, but there’s definitely something unusual about how this unfolded. If he’s guilty, I agree it’s a huge stain on the judiciary, but it’s also worth looking into whether the narrative itself holds water. Let’s not jump to conclusions too quickly, but also not ignore the fishy parts.

There is something very fishy about the whole incident. The Personal Private Secretary visited the site with Justice Varma and others shortly after the fire. During the inspection, they used phone torches to examine the room, but no cash or burnt currency was seen at that time. the burnt cash was reportedly discovered later but how did it appear there? The Commissioner of Police's report stated that the debris and half-burnt articles were removed on the morning of March 15, 2025. The cash was reportedly found after the debris was removed, but no one saw the cash during the first inspection. There are some contradictions here. How did the cash appear after the PPS visit, despite being thoroughly inspected earlier? There seems to be a significant gap between the first inspection (when no cash was found) and the later discovery of burnt currency sacks.

Delhi lit folks, how was Justice Verma's standing before the bar generally? Was he considered to be a good judge? aware there was that previous FIR against him, but beats me why a sitting high court judge would randomly keep crores in cash at his official residence, especially in the age of . If allegations are indeed true then it is indeed a dark day for the judiciary, but something seems amiss.

The in-house submitted by the CJ of the DHC report seems to confirm that cash was indeed found at his premises. In fact Chief makes reference to the commissioner of police's report to confirm that cash was actually found at the premises.

One wonders what on earth was the fire chief talking about.