1 month ago
Kanipakam Temple Employee Accused of Ticket Fraud
A worker at the Kanipakam temple is in trouble for using the same ticket twice.
They took extra money from two people who came to visit the temple.
The ticket was supposed to cost ₹700, but the worker took ₹1,000.
The temple found out because the same ticket number was used twice.
The worker might have done this before.
The temple is checking what happened and will decide what to do next.
A contract employee at Kanipakam temple allegedly reused a ticket and collected excess money.
The ticket was priced at ₹700 but the employee collected ₹1,000 from two NRI devotees.
The fraud was discovered when the same ticket number was used twice.
The employee had faced similar allegations in the past.
The temple management is conducting a detailed inquiry before taking action.
- Who
- A contract employee at the Sri Varasiddhi Vinayaka Swamy Temple
- What
- Alleged ticket reuse fraud
- Where
- Kanipakam, India
- When
- Recently (exact date not specified)
- Why
- To collect excess money from devotees
Temple Management
Contract Employee
Ticket Usage
Temple Management
The employee reused a ticket and collected excess money from devotees.
Contract Employee
The employee denies the allegations and claims the ticket was issued in error.
Key facts
- Temple Name
- Sri Varasiddhi Vinayaka Swamy Temple
- Location
- Kanipakam
- Ticket Price
- ₹700
- Amount Collected
- ₹1,000
- App Used
- Mana Mitra
Quotes
Temple Executive Officer K Penchala Kishore
Temple Executive Officer
“the contract employee was caught reusing abhishekam tickets and it will be probed further before taking action”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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