The inquiry report into allegations against Justice Yashwant Varma will be tabled in Lok Sabha on August 12, according to parliamentary sources. The report was prepared by a committee constituted by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla in August 2025 to investigate the discovery of partially burnt currency notes in an outhouse at Justice Varma's official residence. The probe panel had submitted its findings to the Speaker in May, the Hindustan Times reported. The tabling comes amid scrutiny of the judge's conduct, with the committee tasked to determine the veracity of the allegations. The move is seen as a significant step in the parliamentary process, as the report will now be formally presented to lawmakers. While the exact contents of the report have not been made public, the timing of its tabling suggests a resolution of the procedural stage. The Hindu reported that the tabling is scheduled for August 12, adding that the committee was formed in August 2025. The two reports provide complementary details on the timeline, with the inquiry panel's submission to the Speaker in May and the subsequent tabling in August. The development marks a formal airing of the matter in Parliament, with the report available for examination by members. No further details on the findings were disclosed.