New Delhi, Aug. 13 -- A three-member parliamentary inquiry panel probing allegations against Allahabad high court judge justice Yashwant Varma has found all three articles of charge against him proved. The inquiry committee's finding on the first article of charge, relating to the discovery and possession of unexplained Indian currency within the official premises, is significant for the distinction it draws between physical ownership of the cash and institutional control and accountability for the premises. The panel expressly said it was not inferring that the currency notes belonged to Justice Yashwant Varma, nor was it treating the existence of a locked liquor cabinet in the storeroom as proof that he possessed the cash. But it rejected...