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A special investigation team (SIT) probing the alleged theft of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya has completed its report, which is anticipated to be submitted shortly. The deadline for the SIT concludes on Tuesday, and the report is likely to be filed once its findings and recommendations receive final approval. According to sources, the report will not only identify those directly responsible for the alleged theft of donations but also pinpoint officials whose negligence may have contributed to the incident.

What to Expect from the SIT Report What to Expect from the SIT Report

Sources indicate that the SIT has separately identified individuals accused of the donation theft and those who exhibited negligence in handling the case. The report suggests that the alleged theft occurred due to a failure to adhere to the procedures established between the Ram Temple Trust and the bank. Furthermore, it has been revealed that despite being aware of the theft, no action was taken for a considerable period. The report also mentions attempts to suppress the case due to fears of damaging the Ram Temple Trust's reputation.

Concerns Over Tinnu Yadav's Role Concerns Over Tinnu Yadav's Role

Additionally, the SIT has raised questions regarding the excessive reliance on Tinnu Yadav. According to the report, this over-dependence allowed the alleged irregularities to continue unchecked. Reports suggest that some of the allegedly stolen funds were recovered from Tinnu Yadav and other accused individuals. It is expected that the report will be formally submitted after finalizing the investigation results and recommendations.

Initial Findings from the Investigation Initial Findings from the Investigation

Initial inquiries with the accused revealed that the alleged thefts were carried out in a planned manner. Investigators were informed that roles had been predetermined, such as who would withdraw cash from donation boxes and who would obstruct the view in front of CCTV cameras. Sources noted that some of these claims were corroborated by CCTV footage reviewed during the investigation, which showed some suspects allegedly hiding cash while handling it.