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Former assistant priest Unnikrishnan Potti has been arrested, while former executive officer Murari Babu, company owner Pankaj Bhandari, former board president and CPM leader P.S. Prashant, former board member and CPI leader A. Ajay Kumar, chief priest Kandararu Rajeevaru, and former commissioner Rejilal have been named as accused.
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The SIT claims that in 2023 the accused again planned to send the idols to Chennai for re-plating, with the aim of destroying evidence of the 2019 gold theft rather than repair.
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Investigating agencies allege that in Chennai the old, heavy gold layers were stolen from the idols and replaced with new, thinner gold layers.
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The SIT and the High Court believe the mislabeling was not an ordinary mistake but part of a large conspiracy.
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It is alleged that permission to send the idols to Chennai was granted at the behest of former assistant priest Unnikrishnan Potti.
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If 'my India is great', why are so many people dishonest?
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| 2026-06-30 |
The Rajkot bill details include roughly 2,12,310 cups of tea with biscuits, 21,050 plates of gathiya-jalebi, 360 plates of poha, and Rs 300 per lunch.
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In Rajkot, Gujarat, during a two-day bulldozer drive against illegal encroachments on February 23-24, Rs 27 lakh was spent on tea and snacks for officials.
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The Anti-Corruption Branch says the role of other officials and private suppliers in the scam is also being investigated, and the Enforcement Directorate has sought information about the case from the ACB.
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Earlier in the same case, Dr. Vijay Kumar Ranga was arrested and subsequently sent to four days of police custody by a court.
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Deputy Controller of Accounts Neeraj Chopra has also been arrested; both arrests took place last night.
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The Delhi government's Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) has arrested Dr. Vatsala Agarwal, Director General of the Directorate General of Health Services, in this scam.
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A health scam has surfaced in Delhi in which hundreds of crores of rupees were allegedly looted in the name of purchasing medicines, machines and essential supplies for patient treatment.
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It is alleged that the man whose lavish bungalow was shown in the report bought land for ₹2 crore and immediately sold it to the temple trust for ₹18 crore.
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At the executive committee meeting held on the 2021 land deal, Champat Rai said everything was fine and everyone accepted that assurance.
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Ravi Mohan Tiwari, the land seller, is related by marriage to former Ayodhya mayor Rishikesh Upadhyay.
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In the 2021 land dispute, the temple trust was accused of buying land from Ravi Mohan Tiwari and Sultan Ansari for ₹18 crore that had just been purchased for around ₹2 crore, with trust money allegedly siphoned off.
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The anguish of Hindus was that Mughals came, broke and looted temples; after a 500-year struggle the temple was built on court orders, and now these people have come to loot it.
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It is alleged that because of Champat Rai, the people counting the offerings were neither properly frisked nor monitored, as if some people in the temple complex were above the law.
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Per the channel's sources, senior members of the trust repeatedly and directly told Champat Rai that offerings were being stolen and must be stopped, but he brushed it off every time saying nothing of the sort was happening.
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Champat Rai knew that the MoU the temple had signed with the State Bank of India for counting offerings was not being followed.
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Champat Rai, who spoke to the media 70 times in the last six years, did not consider it necessary to tell the country anything about this theft case.
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According to the channel's sources, Champat Rai already knew that the people he had brought into the Ram Mandir on trust were the ones stealing by exploiting his name, but he did little beyond expressing regret.
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Wireless department officer Arjun Dev had been in charge of CCTV monitoring at the Ram Mandir since 2009, going 17 years without a transfer, with multiple transfer orders issued but withdrawn each time.
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Many people allege that Champat Rai repeatedly blocked the transfer of the officer who monitored the CCTV cameras in the counting room.
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