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Ayodhya temple donation theft probe nears chargesheet
The Hindu··10 Aug
Ayodhya SSP Gaurav Grover said many aspects of the Ram Temple donation theft probe are complete, with a chargesheet expected by the end of next month inside a ninety-day inquiry. The FIR was lodged on June 25 at Ram Janmabhoomi police station. Eight accused remain in jail. The Supreme Court asked for a forensic auditor as the fifth SIT member.
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What It Means For You
- Devotees and donors can track that police say much of the Ayodhya donation theft probe is done and a chargesheet is due by end of next month.
- Anyone following the case can note eight accused remain in jail after the June 25 FIR at Ram Janmabhoomi police station.
- Civic watchers can watch how a forensic auditor sought by the Supreme Court sits as the fifth SIT member.
What's Happening
- SSP Gaurav Grover said many aspects of the Ram Temple donation theft probe are complete within a ninety-day inquiry.
- Police expect a chargesheet by the end of next month; the FIR was lodged on June 25 at Ram Janmabhoomi police station.
- Eight accused are in jail, and the Supreme Court asked for a forensic auditor as the fifth SIT member.
Why Temple Donation Probes Pair Custody With Forensic Audit
- Large public donations invite both criminal inquiry and demands for independent financial scrutiny.
- A ninety-day probe window puts a public clock on when a chargesheet should appear.
- Adding a forensic auditor as a fifth SIT member is meant to tighten money-trail evidence.
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