New Delhi, Aug. 12 -- A three-member inquiry committee probing allegations against former High Court judge Yashwant Varma has found all three articles of charge against him proved, holding that his explanation for the discovery of a large quantity of unaccounted currency at his official residence was "evasive" and "misleading."

The 126-page report, tabled in both Houses of Parliament on Wednesday, August 12, concluded that unexplained Rs 500 denomination currency notes were found in a storeroom within Justice Varma's official residential premises at 30, Tughlaq Crescent in Delhi during a blaze in March last year, and that he failed to furnish a satisfactory explanation regarding their presence, source or ownership.

The report was laid s...