Dimple Yadav On Ram Mandir Donation Parliament Protest: Samajwadi Party (SP) MPs protested in the Parliament premises along with opposition parties over the allegations of irregularities in the alleged donations and land purchase related to the Ram Temple. During the protest, SP MPs Dimple Yadav, Awadhesh Prasad and other leaders demanded an impartial inquiry into the matter from the government and a detailed discussion on the issue in Parliament. The opposition alleges that there have been serious financial irregularities in the donations, charity and land purchase related to the construction of the Ram Temple, the investigation of which has not been completed yet.
Dimple Yadav claimed that despite the earlier formation of an inquiry committee, no concrete action was taken against the culprits. She questioned the alleged price difference and the use of bribes in land purchases, demanding transparency. Meanwhile, SP MP Rajiv Rai, citing the by-election results, accused the government of suppressing public voices. However, this story does not include any response from the government or the concerned trust to these allegations.
Dimple Yadav raised many questions
Speaking to reporters, Dimple Yadav said that a committee was formed two years ago to investigate, but no concrete action has been taken. She alleged that significant price differences were observed in the purchase and sale of land worth crores of rupees.
Land worth ₹2 crore was purchased for ₹16 crore, and land worth ₹5 crore was purchased for ₹23 to ₹30 crore. Who benefited from this additional amount, and which accounts did this money go into? He questioned why action wasn’t taken against the culprits if the investigation committee had sufficient facts and evidence.
Opposition protest in Parliament premises
Dimple Yadav said that the Ram Temple is a matter of faith for millions of people and the country’s cultural heritage. Therefore, the offerings and donations made by people in the name of the temple should be used with complete transparency. Her party does not want people’s religious sentiments to be exploited to prop up any organization or institution. The public’s donations, with their trust, must be properly utilized.
Government accused of avoiding discussion
The SP MP alleged that the alleged theft and financial irregularities have angered the public, and that the opposition only wants a discussion on the issue in Parliament, but the government is avoiding any discussion. This is the money of the people of the country, and it is still unclear how much money has allegedly been embezzled. Calling it a serious matter involving the nation’s heritage, he demanded an immediate and impartial investigation from the government.
The government played with the sentiments of the country.
Dimple Yadav also said that the issue isn’t just about donations, but also about irregularities in the metals, jewelry, and land deals received by the temple. It’s important to know who received the crores of rupees related to donations and land. If such irregularities have occurred, it has hurt the sentiments of the nation.
Dimple Yadav also spoke on the by-election results
Meanwhile, reacting to the by-election results in Patna and Madhya Pradesh, Dimple Yadav said that the results are encouraging, although the circumstances of by-elections and general elections are different. If regular assembly elections were held in Uttar Pradesh, the political picture could be different. Public dissatisfaction with the government is growing, and the Samajwadi Party is fully prepared for the upcoming elections.
Rajiv Rai targeted the government
Samajwadi Party MP Rajiv Rai also targeted the government, saying that the by-election results are the people’s voice against the government. According to him, the very people whose voices were suppressed and who were branded as traitors by the government and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh are now sending their message through the elections. When the public stands strong, governments change.