New information has come to light in the Ram temple offering theft case. SIT has given time to Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh at 11 am on Thursday. He will meet Vijay Vishwas Pant and hand over the evidence related to the case. It is being told that Sanjay Singh was asking for an appointment with the SIT since June 20. SIT has called him after the recent allegations. Now this meeting is being considered important for the investigation.
MP Sanjay Singh has released a video after getting an appointment with the SIT. In this he said that the SIT investigating the theft of offerings and donations in the temple of Lord Shri Ram has called me to the Lucknow Divisional Commissioner's office on June 25 at 11 am. I will hand over all the documents related to the land scam to the chairman of SIT.
The SIT, which is investigating the theft of offerings and donations in the temple of Lord Shri Ram Ji, has called me to the Lucknow Divisional Commissioner's office on June 25 at 11 am. I will hand over all the documents related to the land scam to the Chairman of SIT. pic.twitter.com/0isezwLK7y
— Sanjay Singh AAP (@SanjayAzadSln) June 24, 2026
Earlier in a post, Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh had written, Champat Rai bought land worth Rs 2 crore for Rs 18.5 crore, land worth Rs 3 crore for Rs 24 crore and land worth Rs 9 crore for Rs 55.47 crore. I have all the evidence. Till date SIT has not given me time to meet. After all, how are the donation thieves still in the trust? Trust was created by Modi, the looted goods reached BJP. BJP is buying MPs and MLAs across the country with the same money. This is the reason Modi ji is still silent on donation theft.
On the same issue, in another post on June 21, he wrote, AAP workers registered their protest by begging in protest against the donation scam in Lord Shri Ram's donation box. In Varanasi, under the leadership of District President Kailash Patel, a symbolic contribution of ₹ 420 was collected from the public and a check was sent to Champat Rai and the demand was raised to ensure transparency of donations. Along with this, a demand was made for an impartial investigation and strict legal action against Champat Rai and the people involved in this entire matter.
