A meeting of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is going to be held in Ayodhya today (Wednesday, July 22). In which many important issues will be discussed. But in the meeting, the selection process of the first Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ram Mandir was also to be discussed and a decision was to be taken, but now the news is that no decision will be taken in the meeting on the selection of the CEO.
According to the information, currently a three-member committee is scrutinizing all the applications received for the post of CEO. It is being told that more than 5 thousand people have applied to become the CEO of Ram Mandir Trust. Due to large number of applications, scrutiny is taking time.
Checking so many applications is not easy and will take a lot of time. Because of which the selection committee cannot propose three names for CEO till Wednesday. In such a situation, there will be no discussion regarding this in the trust meeting. At present it has been postponed.
After the case of theft of offerings in Ram temple came to light, the temple management was discussed in the meeting of the pilgrimage area held on July 6. In this meeting it was decided that a professional officer should be appointed for the arrangements of the temple, so that such incidents can be prevented from happening again. Along with this, an ecosystem can be prepared for the arrangements of the temple. It was here that the decision to appoint the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) was taken.
A three-member expert committee was formed for its selection. Which includes retired Justice Pramod Kohli, retired Lieutenant General Vishnukant Chaturvedi and former NIT Raipur director Suresh Haware. This committee invited applications from across the country for the post of CEO. After which nine retired bureaucrats, experts in many fields and many senior officials applied.
The number of these applications is more than 5 thousand. In such a situation, it is not easy for the committee to scrutinize every application on the basis of prescribed qualifications. It is being told that the selection committee has just sought time to propose three names for the CEO. The appointment process is expected to take approximately four weeks, indicating that a final decision will be taken between mid-August.
In this meeting of the Trust to be held today, important issues like filling of three vacant trustee posts and appointment of new General Secretary will be discussed. Along with this, the SIT report in the Ram Temple donation embezzlement case, security arrangements of the temple and counting of notes found in offerings are also included in the agenda of the meeting.
