Justice Verma
Large quantities of burnt notes were allegedly found from the residence of Justice Yashwant Verma while judge in Delhi High Court. The government has prepared to bring impeachment against Justice Verma in this matter. For this, the government has chosen the path of Lok Sabha. However, it has been started by the Congress. The signature of 100 MPs will be needed to bring the proposal in the Lok Sabha. Before this, the Congress has signed more than 50 MPs.
The signatures of 50 MPs are necessary to bring impeachment motion in the Rajya Sabha. In the last session, the opposition gave the proposal to the chair with the signature of more than 50 MPs. Now the government wants to bring impeachment in the Lok Sabha afresh. However, the rules of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha are different. To bring impeachment in the Lok Sabha, a signature of 100 MPs is needed. Through Loksabha, the government wants the signature of all parties.
What is the full plan of the opposition?
To bring motion in the Lok Sabha, you need 100 MPs, like we gave more than 50 signs in Rajya Sabha. Therefore, the ruling party is capable of bringing motion, he brought. After all, why did we not come with what we started in Rajya Sabha?
Also, in the debate on the arrival of motion, the opposition will get a chance to raise the issue of Justice Shekhar Yadav, along with this, the judges will get a chance to surround the government by citing the posts received after retirement. However, sources say that, under this strategy, the opposition will succeed in its political purpose and will also support the motion against Justice Verma against corruption.
Opposition’s government bluntly
According to Congress sources, opposition parties had already sent impeachment motion against Justice Verma with a signature of more than 50 MPs. That is, impeachment has been started by the opposition. In such a situation, now the ruling party wants to increase the political number by politics to take everyone along in the Lok Sabha instead of Rajya Sabha. Opposition parties under the leadership of the Congress decided that, when we started this matter in the Rajya Sabha, you did not support, then why should we need our signature in the Lok Sabha?
