Ayodhya police are continuing an investigation into alleged theft and mismanagement of donations related to the Ram Temple, run by a Special Investigation Team. The probe involves eight individuals named in a case and placed in judicial custody. Authorities say they have traced a cash trail exceeding Rs 77 lakh across suspects, with a reported recovery list led by Avinash Shukla, who is linked to Rs 20.39 lakh. Police interrogate Shukla in district jail and examine CCTV footage that allegedly shows him being escorted with a bag. Investigators are also reviewing other evidence uncovered during searches, including cash, gold, and a QR-coded donation box. Police assert that the alleged modus operandi involved hiding stolen cash in temple washrooms and exploiting CCTV blind spots to move funds out. The investigation includes questioning staff and reconstructing the timeline and route of the money, as well as assessing whether the alleged embezzled funds were invested. Authorities also plan to examine the role of approximately 400 private security personnel in the overall handling of the area and movement of donations.
Ayodhya Ram Temple donation theft probe investigates cash trail, CCTV, and alleged embezzlement
Ayodhya police are continuing an investigation into alleged theft and mismanagement of donations related to the Ram Temple, run by a Special Investigation Team. The probe involves eight individuals na...
- Ayodhya police probe an alleged donation theft and embezzlement case linked to the Ram Temple, with eight accused in judicial custody.
- Authorities report a cash trail of over Rs 77 lakh connected to multiple suspects and say Avinash Shukla is linked to Rs 20.39 lakh.
- Investigators interrogate Avinash Shukla in district jail and examine CCTV footage related to his movements.
- Police say searches have uncovered cash, gold, and a QR-coded donation box.
- The alleged method includes hiding cash in temple washrooms and using CCTV blind spots; police also plan to question staff and examine potential investments made with the alleged proceeds.
The investigation into the Ayodhya temple donation scandal is deepening, with recent searches uncovering cash, gold, and a QR-coded donation box. Authorities have traced over Rs 77 lakh in cash linked to various suspects. The inquiry is now examining around 400 private security personnel. This controversy erupted over claims of mismanaged donations, prompting a Special Investigation Team probe and an FIR against eight individuals, who are currently in judicial custody.
4 hours agoAyodhya Police are intensifying their probe into the Ram Temple donation embezzlement case. Arrested accused Avinash Shukla reportedly revealed that stolen cash was hidden in temple washrooms before being smuggled out. Investigators are now focusing on reconstructing the movement of funds, questioning staff, and examining CCTV blind spots and coordination among the eight arrested individuals. The probe also aims to trace investments made with the alleged embezzled money.
14 hours agoAyodhya police interrogated Avinash Shukla, an accused in the Ram temple donation theft case, in district jail. Investigators are probing his alleged role in cash counting and reconciliation, suspecting manipulation of records. CCTV footage showing Shukla being escorted with a bag, purportedly containing stolen money, is under examination. Further interrogations of other accused are planned to piece together the alleged embezzlement.
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