- Ram Temple Trust to upload all donation details online.
- Move aims for financial transparency after recent theft.
- SIT investigating theft; eight accused already jailed.
Jagran Correspondent, Ayodhya: The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is on high alert after the donation theft at the Ram Temple came to light. After the trust meeting on July 22, all the donation amounts and related receipts will be uploaded on the website. According to Jagran sources, this will be done to ensure financial transparency. Detailed details of donations, income, and expenditure will be regularly made public on the trust's official website.
Separate investigations are underway by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) and the police into the donation theft case. Eight accused have been sent to jail. The trust is preparing to take this action to avoid any future financial complications, although no trustee has officially confirmed this.
Two Accused Interrogated On Wednesday
Accused Ramashankar Mishra and Subhash Srivastava, who were taken into police custody on Wednesday, have revealed information to the police, which could change the direction of the investigation. However, the police will now investigate the veracity of the accused's statements.
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During the interrogation, the police took Ramashankar to his residence in the Meerapur Derabibi neighbourhood of Ayodhyadham, where they questioned him and his family and gathered necessary evidence. There are also reports of money and jewellery being recovered during this time, but the police have not confirmed the recovery.
The Ram Temple donation theft case came to light on June 6. Following this, the Yogi government formed an SIT to investigate. Police arrested eight individuals involved in the temple donation counting process and are currently being questioned. Taking moral responsibility in this matter, former general secretary of the temple trust Champat Rai and trustee Anil Mishra had resigned.