Yashwant Varma

Judge (jurist)

Indian Allahabad (now Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh, India

Quick Info

ProfessionJudge (jurist)
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth06/01/1969
Age57 years
BirthplaceAllahabad (now Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh, India

Latest News about Yashwant Varma

07/08/2026

A Supreme Court bench dismissed Justice Yashwant Varmaโ€™s petition challenging the in-house committee report in the cash-at-residence matter. The committee had concluded that he had tacit or active control over the store room where burnt currency was found.

09/04/2026

Justice Yashwant Varma resigned as a judge of the Allahabad High Court amid parliamentary proceedings related to a proposed removal motion. The resignation followed controversy over allegations connected to unaccounted cash said to have been found at his Delhi residence during a fire incident in 2025.

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Bio/Wiki

Yashwant Varma is an Indian jurist who served as a judge of the Allahabad High Court and the Delhi High Court.
He resigned as a judge of the Allahabad High Court on 10/04/2026.

Educational Qualification(s)

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)Hansraj College, Delhi University
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)Rewa University, Madhya Pradesh

Career

Enrolled as Advocate08/08/1992
Special Counsel, Allahabad High Court2006 till elevation
Chief Standing Counsel for Uttar Pradesh2012 till August 2013
Designated Senior AdvocateAugust 2013
Additional Judge, Allahabad High Court13/10/2014
Permanent Judge, Allahabad High Court01/02/2016
Judge, Delhi High Court11/10/2021
Transferred back to Allahabad High Court05/04/2025
Resignation as Judge of Allahabad High Court10/04/2026

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Some Lesser Known Facts

1. He enrolled as an advocate on 8 August 1992.
2. He handled matters relating to constitutional, labour, industrial, corporate, taxation, environment, and allied branches of law.
3. He served as Special Counsel for the Allahabad High Court from 2006 until elevation.
4. He was designated as a Senior Advocate in August 2013.
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