SIT files 60,000-page charge sheet against 8 in Ayodhya Ram temple theft case
- On Wednesday, PTI Uttar Pradesh Police filed a chargesheet in the Ram Temple embezzlement case before a local court in Ayodhya, naming Eight accused individuals.
- Roughly 90 days have passed since the investigation began into the theft of cash and donations collected at the Ram Temple, culminating in today's filing.
- The chargesheet cites Sections 316, 372, 375, 162, 131A, and 132 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, according to Kul Shekhar Singh of the Legal Aid Defense Council, who represents the accused.
- Local advocates at the District Court halted work and went on strike, gathering outside the Special Judge's courtroom to protest the filing before their objections were heard.
- Investigators described the File as among the most extensive submissions, detailing the management of funds collected at the Ram Temple, their transfer to financial institutions, and verification of charitable contributions.
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CCTV Shows Accused Pilfered Ram Temple Offerings Multiple Times During Counting Process: SIT Chargesheet
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The SIT has filed a chargesheet against eight accused persons in the case, citing CCTV footage, mobile chats and Call Detail Records (CDRs) as part of the evidence collected during the investigation. India News | CCTV Shows Accused Pilfered Ram Temple Offerings Multiple Times During Counting Process: SIT Chargesheet.
The police investigator and the Superintendent of Police (CO) of Ayodhya arrived at the Ayodhya Anti-Corruption Court to file a charge sheet in the Ayodhya Ram Temple offering theft case, which was strongly opposed by the Bar Association. The lawyers demanded that the charge sheet be shown to them before it was filed. Following this protest, the court premises became increasingly tense, and the Bar Association immediately called an important mee…
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