A new revelation has come to light in the Ayodhya Ram temple donation theft case. Ayodhya Police has found some new evidence. In this, information about transactions of more than Rs 15 lakh of accused Avinash Shukla has come to light. He transferred money to many people and gave cash to some people. Police are now investigating whether this money is connected to donation theft. Investigation has also revealed that Avinash had gifted around Rs 2 lakh in cash and an expensive mobile phone to one of his female friends.
Now the police is also investigating from where did he get so much money? Investigation has also revealed that Avinash's brother had seen Avinash several times going to the Yoga Center after duty carrying cash. When brother asked where so much money comes from, Avinash did not give any clear answer. Later his brother Abhishek asked Anukalp where so much cash was coming from, he said that in the temple the Jajman happily gives the money and people also give money in return for helping in darshan. He also said not to talk about this again.
The police is now investigating the truth of all these things.
Many new rules have now been implemented in the donation counting room. Now the notes are not being counted on tables and chairs, but by spreading mattresses and plywood on the ground. No employee will be allowed to talk to each other during the counting. If an employee repeatedly goes to the bathroom, he will also be monitored. There will be no permission to sit for long in the canteen. Here the entire counting room is being strictly monitored through CCTV. The employees posted in the monitoring room will also not be able to leave their place while on duty, meaning the employees posted in the CCTV control room have been ordered to always remain alert during the counting. The objective is clear that there should be complete transparency in counting of donations and such an incident should not happen again.
Ayodhya police is going to reach the district jail here in some time. Here today, on the orders of the court, 5 accused who are in jail will be interrogated. This inquiry will be based on what has come to light so far during the investigation and remand of Avinash.
