Justice Yashwant Varma row: The future of inquiry amid his resignation
Justice Yashwant Varma’s resignation raises questions over the fate of the statutory inquiry against him. The Constitution asks Parliament to enact a law regulating the investigation of allegations against a judge and an address for seeking removal. The key issue is whether the inquiry’s survival can hinge on the judge’s continued tenure
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