Supreme Court refuses to hear immediately on theft of Ram temple offering, says – no sky will fall…

Ayodhya. The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear immediately the petition related to the allegations of alleged theft of offerings in the Ram Temple and alleged misuse of funds of the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The court asked the petitioner why there is such a hurry in this matter? Will the sky be broken if the hearing is held later? The court said that currently summer vacation is going on. Therefore, regular hearing will be possible only after the vacation is over. In such a situation, the hearing of the case is likely to take place after July 12. This petition has been filed on behalf of advocate Anup Awasthi. The petition has alleged that there have been irregularities in the utilization of the funds of Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust and the offerings received at the temple.

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Demand for CBI investigation in the petition

The petitioner has demanded registration of an FIR in this matter and an investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). It has also been requested in the petition that the case should be investigated by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed under the leadership of a CBI officer, so that the entire episode can be investigated impartially and independently. The petitioner says that considering the seriousness of the matter, a detailed investigation is necessary. However, the Supreme Court has not yet commented on the merits of the allegations. The court has simply refused to accept the demand for an urgent hearing. Now after the vacation is over, this petition will be heard before the regular bench. Till then, no interim order has been issued regarding CBI investigation or registration of FIR in the case.

Raid on the hideouts of seven accused

Let us tell you that in this case, the police conducted rapid raids from morning to late evening at the locations of seven out of eight accused on Sunday. During this period, many important documents related to the properties of the accused were recovered and confiscated. The police will investigate their properties and financial transactions. Besides, some gold and silver jewellery, coins and cash have also been recovered from their houses. Amidst the continuous action, the police interrogated the family members found at home and other places for several hours. The teams remained engaged in investigation and search operations at various locations till the writing of the news late in the evening. Six teams formed under the leadership of Investigative CO Ayodhya Ashutosh Tiwari started the campaign at around seven in the morning. One accountant each and a female police personnel were specially present with all the teams. During this time, the family members of accused Ramshankar Yadav ‘Tinnu’, Manish Yadav, Avinash Shukla, Lavkush Mishra, Anukalp Mishra, Ramashankar Mishra, Karunesh Pandey were also interrogated for a long time.

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Saints reject bureaucratic interference

Temple Construction Committee Chairman and ex-officio member of the Trust, Nripendra Misra, has advocated for the appointment of a CEO (Chief Executive Officer) amidst the demand for restructuring of the Trust regarding the offerings in Ram Mandir. This suggestion of his was not only unacceptable but the Sant Samaj also passed a motion of protest by voice vote. On the last day of the 88th birth anniversary celebrations of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra and Maniram Chhavni Peethadheeshwar Mahant Nritya Gopal Das, President of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra and Peethadheeshwar of Maniram Chhavni, this proposal was presented by the main speaker and Acharya Mithilesh Nandini Sharan from the Vyas Peeth of Ramkatha among the saints from all over the country. Posted by Mithilesh Nandini Sharan.