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When the origins of these endowments among others are deeply suspect and the subsequent history then you get this.
If you want to run them down, there is plenty ammo. Maybe there is a smoking gun here too. If yes, don't wait for a mewing SJA. Get the numbers, organise the facts and secure due direction from the new govt to undertake a proper forensic audit of NUJS finances including this one.
Just begin with the Justice PN Sinha Inquiry report. Follow the crumbs.
EC etc records are a fascinating trove of info. No wonder every admin has been deeply reluctant to make the entire process transparent and accessible. And our dear teach in the EC have been complicit in maintaining the opacity.
Then again the SJA now would much rather wag it's tail to...
There is a danger that an inquiry, if at all, will get saffron/Pinkwashed.