Big decision of Ram Mandir Trust, entire system of counting offerings changed, all 36 old employees fired

Lucknow:After the case of theft of offerings in Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple located in Ayodhya, the temple trust has now started strengthening its entire system. Changes are being made at many levels, from security to administration and counting of offerings. In this series, screening of all 349 employees working in the temple has been started. Under this process, the responsibilities, work and background of the employees will also be examined, so that the possibility of any kind of irregularities in future can be reduced.

The biggest change in the temple system is related to the counting of offerings. Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust and State Bank of India (SBI) have jointly prepared a new system for this process. Under the new system, the role of the old 36 employees involved in counting the offerings has been abolished. Now the responsibility of counting the cash offerings coming to the temple will be entrusted to the new and authorized employees appointed by SBI.

The Trust believes that this change will increase transparency in the entire process of offerings. Along with this, it will also be easy to fix responsibility. In the new system, special attention will be given to monitoring and accountability. The temple trust tries to ensure that every process related to offerings is conducted in a safe and clear manner. There is also a plan to strengthen the trust of devotees through screening of employees and new monitoring system.

Important meeting of the Trust today, many big decisions will be discussed

Meanwhile, an important meeting of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is also going to be held. In this meeting, many important issues related to the organizational structure of the trust and the administrative system of the temple will be discussed. A decision regarding the selection of the new General Secretary can also be taken in the meeting. Apart from this, there is also a possibility of discussion regarding appointment to two other important posts lying vacant for a long time.

According to sources, the appointment of a person associated with Vishwa Hindu Parishad to the post of new General Secretary of the Trust is considered almost certain. After the offering theft case, many questions were raised regarding the administrative system of the trust. In such a situation, the Trust is now working towards changing its functioning and making its responsibilities more clear.

The meeting will be held in two sessions

According to sources, some posts are vacant after the resignation of former Trust General Secretary Champat Rai and member Dr. Anil Mishra. There will be discussion in the meeting regarding the appointment of new people on these posts. The meeting has been organized in two sessions. The first session will start at 3 pm, in which the appointment to the vacant posts will be discussed. After this, other important issues will be discussed in the second session from 4 pm.

All eyes on the appointment of new general secretary

After the offering theft case, the appointment of the new General Secretary of the Trust is being considered very important. The role of new leadership can be important in improving the administrative system of the temple and strengthening financial monitoring. Apart from this, the name of his son and litterateur Yatindra Mishra associated with the royal family is also likely to be considered for the post vacant due to the death of Bimalendra Mohan Pratap Mishra. At the same time, the possibility of including a saint from Ayodhya in the trust is also being expressed.

Discussion on changes in offerings and financial system also

Many issues related to counting of temple offerings, accounting, banking system and financial monitoring are expected to be discussed in the meeting. A new system can also be prepared regarding the responsibilities of the employees and monitoring of their work. The Trust now wants to develop such a system in which responsibility is fixed at every level and immediate action can be taken in case of any irregularity. After the offering theft incident, the biggest challenge before the temple administration is to maintain the trust of the devotees. For this reason, the entire system is being reviewed, from screening of employees to counting of offerings.