Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Ram Temple Trust Implements New Donation System
The Ram Temple in Ayodhya has started a new way to count the money people donate.
This is to make sure the money is safe and no one steals it.
The State Bank of India (SBI) is now in charge of counting the money.
There are two teams that work in shifts to count the money.
The temple also has new people to help keep everything safe.
This all started because some people were caught stealing the donation money.
Now, the temple wants to make sure everyone trusts them again.
The Ram Temple Trust in Ayodhya has introduced a new two-shift cash counting system for donations.
The State Bank of India (SBI) now supervises the counting process to ensure transparency and accountability.
A new team, including an ex-serviceman as in-charge and additional supervisors, has been deployed to enhance security.
The new measures follow a donation embezzlement scandal that led to arrests and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe.
The enhanced security measures aim to prevent future theft and restore public trust in the management of temple donations.
- Who
- Ram Temple Trust, State Bank of India (SBI), and a new team including an ex-serviceman
- What
- Implementation of a new two-shift cash counting system for donations under SBI supervision
- When
- The new system began on Sunday after a week-long trial
- Where
- Ram Temple in Ayodhya, India
- Why
- To ensure transparency and prevent future theft following a donation embezzlement scandal
Trust Management
Embezzlement Accused
Transparency and Accountability
Trust Management
The Ram Temple Trust has implemented a new two-shift cash counting system under SBI supervision to ensure transparency and accountability in handling donations.
Embezzlement Accused
The accused individuals allegedly embezzled donations, leading to a loss of public trust and necessitating the new measures.
- Location
- Ayodhya, India
- New System
- Two-shift cash counting system
- Supervisor
- State Bank of India (SBI)
- Team Size
- 10-12 people per shift
- In-Charge
- Shobhnath Mishra
- Security Measures
- Four supervisors, including an ex-serviceman
- Investigation Team
- Special Investigation Team (SIT)
- Arrests Made
- Eight individuals arrested
