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Sadhvi Ritambhara: Ram Temple theft extremely unfortunate, demands swift punishment

Sadhvi Ritambhara: Ram Temple theft extremely unfortunate, demands swift punishment
Theft at Ram Temple extremely unfortunate, has hurt devotees: Sadhvi Ritambhara · theprint.in

A religious leader named Sadhvi Ritambhara spoke to reporters about a sad event.

Someone stole money and gifts that people had donated at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

She said this theft is extremely unfortunate and has shamed everyone.

She compared the thieves to a small group of people who bring shame to a big society.

She asked that the people responsible be punished quickly.

She said the news has hurt devotees, because people gave money and even their lives over the past 500 years to build the temple.

She believes the best way to stop this from happening again is to strengthen good values in people.

She also spoke about the young generation of India, saying the country's future is in their hands.

She asked young people to live dignified lives and work for their country and its traditions.

She said Indian children are like Tulsi plants that should be watered with good values, not bad influences.

Key facts

Event
Alleged theft of donations and offerings at the Ram Temple, Ayodhya
Speaker
Sadhvi Ritambhara
Ritambhara's role
Religious leader and leader of the Ramjanmabhoomi movement
Location of remarks
Indore
Date
August 5 (Wednesday)
Demand
Swift punishment for the culprits
Context
Devotees sacrificed money and lives over 500 years for the temple
Related development
Resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan after Gen Z movement

Quotes

Sadhvi Ritambhara

Religious leader and Ramjanmabhoomi movement leader

“We expect the youth of India to live dignified lives. They will fulfill India’s unfulfilled dreams. I often say that our Indian children are like Tulsi plants, which should be watered not with the wine of lust, but with the Ganga water of values.”
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“This is a very unfortunate incident that has shamed us all. You know that even in a large society, there are 50‑100 people who bring shame to the nation, society, clan and tradition. This has been one such incident.”
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