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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-14T16:18:06.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Politics",
    "allahabad high court",
    "Article 217 Constitution",
    "Court Controversy India",
    "delhi high court",
    "Governance and Accountability",
    "Impeachment of Judges India",
    "indian judiciary",
    "Indian legal system",
    "Indian Politics and Law",
    "Judges Inquiry Act 1968",
    "Judges Resignation India",
    "judicial accountability",
    "Judicial Corruption India",
    "Judicial Reforms India",
    "Judiciary Transparency",
    "Justice Yashwant Varma",
    "Legal News India",
    "PD Dinakaran Case",
    "Rule of Law India",
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  "textContent": "We run to the judiciary when people steal, but who do we run to if the judiciary steals? In March 2025, during a fire outbreak in Justice Yashwant Varma’s house, a shocking discovery took the entire nation by storm. Reportedly, “jute sacks full of cash” were discovered “stashed in a corner of the outhouse” of […]",
  "title": "Why Justice Varma’s Resigning Is Not A Good Sign For The Judicial Corruption Problem"
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