The Supreme Court will hear the alleged theft case involving devotees’ donations at Ayodhya’s Ram Temple on July 13. A three-judge bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant will conduct the hearing. Three separate petitions related to this matter will come before the court.
The petitions demand a CBI investigation and the formation of a special SIT. They also seek an expert committee to review different aspects linked with temple donation management. The petitioners have requested an independent agency conduct a forensic audit of the trust.
Petitioners Seek Transparency In Donation Management
The petitioners have also demanded that donation details received by the temple should appear publicly on the official website. They want greater transparency regarding the handling of devotees’ contributions.
Furthermore, the petitions describe the matter as connected with the faith of millions of devotees. The petitioners have asked the Supreme Court to intervene and examine the allegations.
One petition also seeks recognition of all devotees’ offerings as the property of the sacred trust. It requests proper directions to ensure transparent and trustworthy management of the trust.
Three Judge Bench Will Hear The Petitions
The Supreme Court bench will include Chief Justice Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi, and Justice V Mohana. The three petitions were filed by advocate Narendra Kumar Goswami, advocate Ajay Kumar Rai, and RJD MP Sudhakar Singh.
These petitioners have requested judicial intervention in the matter involving temple donations. They believe court directions can help establish accountability in donation administration.
The petitions also raise concerns about trust operations and seek measures for better oversight. The upcoming hearing will decide how the court responds to these demands and allegations.
The case has now attracted attention as everyone awaits the Supreme Court hearing on July 13. The court may clarify its position on the allegations and requests during the proceedings.
