Claim
Anukalp Mishra was poor before getting the Ram Mandir job, but while counting offerings he built a sizeable house in Ayodhya's Kaushalpuri.
“राम मंदिर में नौकरी लगने से पहले तक अनुकल्प गरीब हुआ करता था। लेकिन फिर चढ़ावा गिनते-गिनते अयोध्या की कौशलपुरी में अच्छा खासा मकान बना लिया था।”▶ Watch source segment
Rationale
Central assertion — that Anukalp, a modest-income employee, built a sizeable house in Ayodhya's Kaushalpuri while counting temple offerings — is supported: a ~₹40 lakh Kaushalpuri house purchased during his tenure against a ~₹14,500 monthly salary. The 'poor before the job' element is a fair characterization of a low-paid bank-outsourced worker and is not contradicted; the specific, sourced sub-details (Kaushalpuri location, sizeable house) hold.
Evidence
- https://www.uptak.in/neighbouring-news/ayodhya/story/ram-mandir-donation-theft-accused-anukalp-mishra-new-house-ayodhya-3267211-2026-06-27 Media visited Anukalp Mishra's new house worth ~₹40 lakh in Kaushalpuri, Ayodhya, reportedly purchased about two years ago (during his tenure counting offerings). pending audit
- https://www.theresearchers.us/2026/06/29/ram-mandir-theft-modus-operandi/ Officially earned ~₹14,500/month yet acquired a house valued between ₹40–65 lakh plus a farmhouse — the income-versus-assets contrast investigators are scrutinizing. pending audit