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Politics
Congress Questions Govt on Ram Mandir Fund Theft, Demands Probe of Bigwigs
✍️ Amar Ujala
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 04:46 PM
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The Congress party has raised fresh questions regarding the alleged theft of Ram Mandir donation funds, demanding an immediate investigation into senior officials and specifically targeting Champaat Rai.
The Congress party has intensified its criticism of the government over the alleged misappropriation of funds intended for the Ram Mandir. In a sharp political response, the opposition has demanded transparency regarding the handling of these donations and questioned the lack of accountability among senior officials.
The party specifically called for an immediate and thorough investigation into the individuals involved in the fund management, asking when the 'big people' responsible for the oversight would be examined. This move signals a broader political push to hold those in positions of power accountable for the financial irregularities.
In this context, Congress leaders have also singled out Champaat Rai, placing him under the spotlight as part of their demand for a comprehensive inquiry. The party asserts that the probe should not be limited to lower-level staff but must extend to the top echelons of the administration involved in the temple's financial affairs.
The issue has become a significant point of contention, with the opposition framing it as a test of the government's commitment to transparency and the proper management of religious endowments. The demand for a high-level probe underscores the political sensitivity surrounding the Ram Mandir's financial operations.
The party specifically called for an immediate and thorough investigation into the individuals involved in the fund management, asking when the 'big people' responsible for the oversight would be examined. This move signals a broader political push to hold those in positions of power accountable for the financial irregularities.
In this context, Congress leaders have also singled out Champaat Rai, placing him under the spotlight as part of their demand for a comprehensive inquiry. The party asserts that the probe should not be limited to lower-level staff but must extend to the top echelons of the administration involved in the temple's financial affairs.
The issue has become a significant point of contention, with the opposition framing it as a test of the government's commitment to transparency and the proper management of religious endowments. The demand for a high-level probe underscores the political sensitivity surrounding the Ram Mandir's financial operations.