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Claim

According to sources, jailed accused told police that trustee Anil Mishra ran the operation like a syndicate of roughly 100 people, controlling the counting and monitoring of offerings.

“सूत्रों के मुताबिक पुलिस की पूछताछ के दौरान जेल में बंद आरोपियों ने दावा किया है कि अनिल मिश्रा सिंडिकेट की तरह से सिस्टम चला रहे थे... अनिल मिश्रा के सिंडिकेट में तकरीबन 100 लोग थे।”
Chitra Tripathi · Janhit · factual crime
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Rationale

The claim reports a sources-attributed allegation about the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation-theft case. Multiple mainstream outlets corroborate its substance: arrested/jailed accused named trustee Anil Mishra during police interrogation, saying they operated with a 'free hand' owing to closeness to him; roughly 125 temple staff (approximating the claim's 'about 100') were appointed on his recommendation; and he was given authority over the cash-counting staff, with police questioning him on appointments and the monitoring system. The 'syndicate' and 'controlling the counting/monitoring' characterization matches the reported network, though it is an allegation attributed to unnamed sources rather than a proven fact, and one report notes a driver (not Mishra) physically held the counting-room key — so it is accurate as a faithful report of the sourced allegation, with the number being approximate.

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