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accurate
confidence 90.0%
AI-assessed — pending human review

Claim

Accused Lavkush Mishra had hidden ₹12 lakh under cow dung, and the brother-in-law duo Lavkush and Anukalp Mishra allegedly stole offerings heavily, built lavish houses and bought land in several places.

“लवकुश कितना शातिर है इसका पता इसी से चलता है कि इसने ₹12 लाख गोबर के नीचे छुपा रखे थे... आरोप है कि जीजा साले की जोड़ी ने चढ़ावे की जमकर चोरी की और आलीशान कोठियां बनवा ली।”
Chitra Tripathi · Janhit · factual crime
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Rationale

Multiple mainstream outlets (The Tribune, The Week, Republic, TV9) corroborate the SIT probe findings the anchor cited: ₹12 lakh cash was recovered hidden under cow dung at Lavkush Mishra's home, and the brother-in-law duo Lavkush and Anukalp Mishra — both on the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation-counting team — are accused of stealing the largest share of offerings and investing in lavish houses and land across several places. The claim is explicitly framed as an allegation (आरोप है), matching the case's investigative/FIR status, and the cow-dung recovery is a documented finding (one Republic Bharat headline cites ₹10 lakh, but The Tribune specifies ₹12 lakh). Verdict is accurate as a faithful report of the SIT findings and charges, which remain untested in court.

Evidence