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1. Why did senior Policemen decide in the middle of the night not to seize the cash and to issue a seizure memo. On whose instructions?
2. Why did senior fire service officers decide in the middle of the night not to mention the cash?. On whose instructions?
3. Who tampered with the CCTV pointing at the entrance to the store room? On whose instructions?
4. Who physically placed the cash in the store-room and when?
5. Why did the three PSOs of Yashwant Varma lie about their location on the night and why did they tamper with the attendance register? On whose instruction?
6. Who all visited Yashwant Varma's residence that night and the next day and the next night? Where is the CCTV for this?
Hope we get some answers. The Police also has some answering to do.