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Ram Temple Theft: ₹7 Crore Donation Scam Exposed, 8 Accused Held in Ayodhya Case

A major Temple Theft case has surfaced in Ayodhya, raising serious concerns among devotees. Authorities have taken eight people into custody after allegations of large-scale embezzlement of donation money at the Ram Temple.

According to officials, six of the accused were temple employees. They were responsible for counting cash offerings. However, CCTV footage reportedly caught them siphoning off money. This evidence played a key role in the arrests.

The First Information Report (FIR) was filed after a complaint by the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. Reports suggest that nearly ₹7 to ₹7.5 crore could be missing. As a result, the case has triggered widespread attention across the country.

Probe Begins After Allegations and Political Reactions

Initially, the issue came into the spotlight after political leaders raised questions. Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav had earlier alleged that crores of rupees were going missing from temple donations. He also demanded a judicial probe.

Soon after, the Trust urged the government to investigate the matter. It stated that rumours were harming the image of the temple and hurting public faith. Therefore, authorities formed a Special Investigation Team. The team included senior officials from administration, police, and finance departments.

The preliminary report has already been submitted. Sources say it contains strong findings. Meanwhile, concerns have also been raised at the highest level. Reports indicate that the issue has caused worry among top leadership.

Several leaders have called the allegations serious. They stressed that the temple holds deep emotional value for millions. Hence, any wrongdoing linked to it cannot be ignored.

At the same time, reactions from opposition leaders have intensified. Some have termed the arrests as proof that wrongdoing took place.

Investigation Continues

The Temple Theft case is still under investigation. Authorities are now examining financial records and other evidence. More details are expected in the coming days.

For now, all eyes remain on the probe. People are demanding transparency and strict action if the allegation are proven.

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