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Anchor DateClaimTopicVerdictConf.
Rubika Liyaquat 2026-07-02 Around half a dozen cleaning staff were assigned to handle the accounting of temple offerings (chadhava). hundi accounting lapses crime not checked
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 These drinks are now part of every household, and neither the children drinking them nor their parents know that 'energy drinks' do not officially exist as a category in India. consumer awareness healthcare not checked
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 The fact that FSSAI took so many years to act shows that India's food monitoring system is weak, which is why this market has spread and many people have become addicted. food safety oversight healthcare not checked
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 The Ram Mandir opened to devotees on 23 January 2024, 890 days ago; if ₹5 lakh was stolen daily from the start, an estimated ₹44.5 crore of offerings has been stolen (presented as an estimate, not a confirmed figure). estimated theft total crime misleading 72.0%
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 Before the theft was exposed on 7 June, daily offerings at Ram Mandir averaged ₹16–18 lakh; after 7 June they average ₹22–24 lakh — an average increase of ₹5 lakh per day since the theft stopped. offerings surge post-exposure crime accurate 72.0%
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 All arrested accused confessed that the Ram Mandir trust had caught the theft before the police, took back the stolen money, and thus the trust knew about the theft well in advance yet tried to suppress it. trust cover-up crime misleading 60.0%
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 ABP News has obtained the arrest papers of seven of the eight accused in the Ram Mandir offerings theft, in which police recorded the recovered amounts and the trust's role. arrest paper evidence crime accurate 76.0%
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 The channel possesses firm proof of the entire Ram Mandir trust's complicity in the offerings theft, including written confessions of the accused thieves. temple trust complicity crime misleading 72.0%
Rubika Liyaquat 2026-07-02 Today, on 2 July, the High Court refused to unfreeze TMC's bank accounts, but questioned the police about why the accounts were frozen so hastily, just a day after the FIR. account unfreeze refusal opposition attack accurate 90.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 The investigation was effectively not taken forward at all after the dummy recreation. stalled investigation crime not checked
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 After the recreation, the dummy was left abandoned in the gorge and not a single member of the police or forensic team came to check where or how far the dummy had fallen, or whether it landed where Ketan's body was recovered. abandoned dummy trial crime unverifiable 70.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 There is apprehension that Siya Goyal may similarly escape conviction due to police negligence. Siya Goyal case crime not checked
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 The High Court dismissed the government's petition seeking the court's intervention under Section 482 of the CrPC. CrPC 482 petition crime unverifiable 60.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 From the trial court up to the High Court, courts stated clearly that the Constitution gives every citizen the right to be informed of proper, concrete grounds at the time of arrest. arrest rights ruling crime accurate 85.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 Because of the police's casual and sloppy approach, Sonam got bail after only 10 months. Sonam Raghuvanshi bail crime accurate 90.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 Instead of applying the correct murder section, police repeatedly cited 'Section 4031' throughout the documents — a section that does not exist in the law books. wrong legal section crime accurate 90.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 The Meghalaya police simply copy-pasted the form from some old case without thinking and issued a new warrant. copy-paste police warrant crime not checked
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 Police documents also stated that Sonam was suspected of having committed a crime outside India. arrest document errors crime accurate 90.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 Police documents described Sonam as a released convict who had failed to inform police of her new address after leaving jail. arrest document errors crime accurate 90.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 In their official arrest documents, police wrote that Sonam Raghuvanshi was suspected of being an army deserter. arrest document errors crime accurate 95.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 Justice W. Diengdoh of the Meghalaya High Court was astonished when he examined the police's documents in the case. police documentation errors crime accurate 80.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 The Meghalaya High Court dismissed the state government's appeal with sharp criticism. High Court appeal dismissal crime accurate 92.0%
Anjana Om Kashyap 2026-07-02 Due to the police's extraordinary negligence, the murder accused (Sonam Raghuvanshi) was granted bail. Sonam Raghuvanshi bail crime accurate 85.0%
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 Crores of Ram devotees are now unable to trust either the SIT investigation or the intentions of the Ram Mandir Trust. public trust erosion communal religion not checked
Chitra Tripathi 2026-07-02 The SIT team has returned to Ayodhya, must submit its final report by July 10, and this time its investigation will focus most on the Ram Mandir Trust's role. SIT investigation crime misleading 80.0%