A major update has emerged from Ayodhya regarding Ram Temple’s VIP darshan system. The IDs used by Champat Rai, Gopal Rao, and Anil Mishra have been closed.
Now, these accounts cannot issue any VIP darshan passes. The system provided two pass categories, Sugam Darshan Pass and Vishisht Darshan Pass.
Earlier, the temple trust generated separate IDs for every trustee. These accounts helped issue special passes for devotees.
Why Were These VIP IDs Disabled?
Previously, devotees arriving through recommendations received Sugam and Vishisht Darshan passes through these accounts.
However, Tinnu Yadav allegedly misused this system and obtained hundreds of passes. Additionally, associates of Champat Rai and Anil Mishra allegedly ran a pass-related operation.
The operation reportedly generated lakhs of rupees through these activities. Therefore, authorities closed the three IDs that issued the highest number of passes.
VIP Darshan Recommendations Will No Longer Work
After removal from the trust, these members cannot recommend devotees for Sugam or VIP darshan passes.
Meanwhile, Gopal Rao has not accepted his removal from the special invitee member list. He said he would continue visiting the temple.
Furthermore, Rao stated that he would continue supporting temple arrangements. The trust’s written statement mentioned his removal. However, Rao denied the claim.
Champat Rai’s Long Association With Ram Temple Trust
Champat Rai remained connected with the Ram Temple Trust for a long period. Recently, he resigned from his position.
The trust accepted his resignation during Monday’s meeting. Later, Krishna Mohan received responsibility for his work.
Additionally, Champat Rai shared a letter on social media Tuesday. He expressed surprise over the public release of the SIT’s preliminary investigation report.
Champat Rai Hints At Future Revelations
In his letter, Champat Rai said he would not comment immediately. However, he indicated that he would not remain silent forever.
Therefore, he suggested that he may reveal more details related to the donation theft case in future.
