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accurate
confidence 80.0%
AI-assessed — pending human review

Claim

The complaint alleges that theft was carried out for a long time by placing close associates in donation counting, and that the SIT was used to suppress the case and shield the real accused.

“इस शिकायत में आरोप लगाया गया है कि दान की गिनती में अपने करीबी लोगों को लगाकर लंबे समय से चोरी कराई जा रही थी। एसआईटी का इस्तेमाल मामले को दबाने और असली आरोपियों को बचाने के लिए किया गया।”
Chitra Tripathi · Janhit · factual crime
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Rationale

The claim reports the content of a complaint/allegation, not the theft as proven fact, and is framed with 'आरोप लगाया गया है' (it is alleged). In the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation-theft case, such complaints and allegations demonstrably existed around 2 July 2026: the Faizabad Bar Association filed a criminal complaint against senior Trust officials (Champat Rai, Anil Mishra, Gopal Rao) for embezzling donations, and opposition figures (Congress, Arvind Kejriwal) publicly alleged the SIT/FIR was only a formality that arrested the counting staff ('close associates' placed at donation counting) while shielding the real, bigger accused. Both elements of the claim — long-term theft via close associates in counting, and the SIT being used to suppress/shield real accused — accurately reflect the allegations made. Confidence is slightly below certainty because the two allegations were spread across multiple complaints/statements rather than verifiably contained in one single complaint document.

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