When the case of theft of Ram temple offerings came to light, on June 5, the officials of the trust had recovered about Rs 58 lakh from the accused. The accused had withdrawn the remaining money from their bank accounts and returned it by June 8. Despite this, the officials of the Trust are continuously under attack for not registering the FIR.
The case of theft of offerings in Ram temple was made public on June 6, but the people of the temple trust came to know about it on June 4. On June 5 itself, Trust officials and SIS security personnel deployed in the premises recovered the money from the house of the accused. Rs 58 lakh were recovered on the very first day. The team went to the homes of most of them, where the accused themselves brought the money and received it.
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Along with this, a written acknowledgment was taken from them, which was also signed by their family members. The accused had deposited the remaining amount in their bank account, which was withdrawn along with their family members and handed over to the Trust. By June 8, this amount of Rs 79.85 lakh was recovered. Despite this, no report was filed against the accused for 20 days. Due to this, the role of the Trust is constantly under question and various types of allegations are also being made against the officials of the Trust.
The amount stolen may be more
According to sources, the employees engaged in calculation work were exceeding the amount for a long time. In such a situation, the amount stolen is expected to be higher. Most of all, the needle of suspicion is turning towards Tinnu Yadav, who is also being claimed to have a large quantity of metals received as offerings. People associated with the trust are talking about doing this to save social prestige, while the common people are also suspecting their involvement in this.
Tinnu kept getting opportunities from day one
Despite the theft case being exposed, Tinnu’s pride remained intact. The security personnel of Trust and SIS kept visiting the houses or hideouts of the accused and made recovery but no one went to Tinnu’s house. In fact, after interrogation, Tinnu himself asked for one lakh rupees and gave it. In such a situation, there is a suspicion that he was given a chance to dispose of the money and goods. At the same time, Rs 14 lakh was recovered from Avinash Shukla’s residence in Kaushalpuri Colony on June 5 itself. Later his brother returned another six lakh rupees. Money was found from Karunesh Pandey’s house. Manish Yadav brought two lakh rupees from home. Similarly, the team also went to the houses of other accused and recovered money.