The Ram Temple Trust Meeting began on Sunday in Ayodhya under the chairmanship of Mahant Nritya Gopal Das, bringing together senior trust members and religious leaders to discuss several important issues. The meeting has attracted significant attention as it is expected to address the resignations of key office-bearers and review developments related to an ongoing investigation.
According to sources, the Ram Temple Trust Meeting accepted the resignation of General Secretary Champat Rai. Trustee Anil Mishra’s resignation is also likely to be accepted during the proceedings. The development comes amid scrutiny related to alleged irregularities in temple donation collections.
Senior Religious Leaders Participate in Ram Temple Trust Meeting
Several prominent members attended the Ram Temple Trust Meeting, including Krishna Mohan, Swami Govind Dev Giri, Dinendra Das, Shankaracharya Swami Vasudevanand Saraswati, Paramanand Giri Maharaj, and Swami Vishwa Prasanna Teerth Ji Maharaj.
Trust President Mahant Nritya Gopal Das chaired the session, while Sanjay Prasad joined the meeting via video conference. As an ex-officio member of the trust, Prasad has been closely associated with developments concerning the temple administration.
Also read : Agniveer Recruitment Scheme Could See Major Change as Retention Cap Comes Under Review
SIT Report Likely to Be Discussed
A major agenda item at the Ram Temple Trust Meeting is the preliminary report prepared by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) regarding alleged donation collection irregularities. Sources indicate that trust members are expected to deliberate on the findings and assess the next course of action.
The resignations of Champat Rai and Anil Mishra are being viewed as significant developments, with observers suggesting the move could help address concerns surrounding the ongoing probe and allow the investigation process to continue without controversy.
VHP Says It Will Respect Outcome of Ram Temple Trust Meeting
Speaking to reporters ahead of the Ram Temple Trust Meeting, VHP National Joint General Secretary Surendra Jain said the organization would accept whatever decision is taken by the trust.
Jain noted that discussions concerning the resignations of Champat Rai and Anil Mishra were included in the meeting agenda. Referring to the SIT investigation, he emphasized that those facing allegations had themselves sought an inquiry and expressed confidence that the judicial process would ensure accountability if wrongdoing is established.
Key Decisions Expected from Ram Temple Trust Meeting
The Ram Temple Trust Meeting is expected to play an important role in determining the future administrative direction of the trust. Alongside discussions on resignations and the SIT report, members are likely to focus on maintaining transparency, strengthening governance, and preserving public confidence in the temple management system.
As deliberations continue, the outcomes of the Ram Temple Trust Meeting are expected to be closely watched by devotees, religious organizations, and stakeholders associated with the Ram Temple project across the country.