Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Kerala High Court Orders Inventory of Sabarimala Temple Valuables
The Kerala High Court is making sure the Sabarimala Temple's valuables are safe.
They've appointed a retired judge to make a detailed list of all the gold, silver, and other treasures.
This is to prevent any misuse or theft.
The court is also investigating how the temple's valuable items are handled.
They found some gold was missing and additional idols were discovered at the sponsor's sister's house.
The court wants to find out where the missing gold went and if there was any wrongdoing.
This inventory and investigation are to safeguard the temple's precious items.
Kerala High Court appointed a retired judge to inventory Sabarimala Temple valuables.
The objective is to create a secure digital record to prevent misuse.
The court ordered an investigation into potential malpractices.
Discrepancies were found in the amount of gold used.
An additional set of idols was found outside the temple.
- Who
- Kerala High Court
- What
- Appointed a retired judge to inventory Sabarimala Temple valuables and ordered investigation into malpractices.
- When
- Announced on Monday
- Where
- Sabarimala Temple, Kerala, India
- Why
- To protect temple property and investigate potential misuse.
- Court Order
- Appoints retired judge to inventory valuables
- Objective
- Secure digitised record of temple property
- Valuables
- Gold, silver, precious stones, and antiques
- Investigation
- Vigilance officer to expose malpractices
- Discrepancy
- Missing 4.541 kg of gold
- Discovery
- Additional set of idols found