Supreme Court Collegium recommended sending Justice Yashwant Verma to Allahabad High Court, Bar Association said- 'Don't do this':

The Supreme Court Collegium held a meeting on Monday regarding Justice Yashwant Verma. After this meeting, the Collegium supported the decision to send Justice Yashwant Verma to Allahabad High Court. However, after the general body meeting of Allahabad High Court Bar Association, an appeal has been made to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court not to send Justice Yashwant Verma to Allahabad High Court. Justice Yashwant Verma of Delhi High Court has been accused of corruption.

On Monday, the general body meeting of Allahabad High Court Bar Association was held in the library hall. 11 resolutions were passed in this meeting. The High Court Bar Association has passed the resolution and demanded from the CJI that Justice Yashwant Verma should not be transferred to Allahabad High Court. The Bar Association has said that Allahabad High Court is not a dumping ground. Along with this, the Bar Association has demanded from the central government and the CJI to bring impeachment proceedings against Justice Yashwant Verma.

Give permission to CBI and ED

A resolution has been passed in the general body meeting that CBI and ED should be allowed to register a case against Justice Yashwant Verma. His case should be tried in the same manner as a civil servant, public servant or politician is tried. The Bar Association has rejected the internal investigation of the Supreme Court and demanded that if needed, Justice Yashwant Verma should be taken into custody with the permission of the CJI.

raised the issue of Uncle Judge Syndrome

The Bar Association has rejected all the arguments and explanations of Justice Jaswant Verma. The Bar Association has also raised the issue of "Uncle Judge Syndrome". The lawyers have also demanded action against Uncle Judge Syndrome. Under this, the family members of a judge should not practice law in a court where there is a judge. The Bar Association has demanded filling up of vacant posts of judges in Allahabad High Court and review of the decisions of Justice Yashwant Verma.