Akhilesh Yadav accused the Ram Mandir Trust of a 'great sin-mega scam'.
Claims have been made about the alleged disappearance of precious Shri Ram Shilas worth billions of rupees.
The opposition has alleged organized loot in matters of donations, offerings, and land.
Amid the controversy, the demand for an SIT investigation has intensified, with the trust welcoming the probe.
Ayodhya | A new political storm has erupted over the Ayodhya Ram Mandir Trust. Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has labeled it a 'great sin-mega scam', alleging the disappearance of Shri Ram Shilas worth billions of rupees. This claim has caused a stir in the country's politics.
Opposition's 'Mega Scam' Allegation
Opposition parties are continuously raising questions about the functioning of the Ram Mandir Trust, donations, offerings, and land-related matters. This controversy is no longer limited to financial irregularities but has extended to symbols associated with faith.
Akhilesh Yadav Raises Serious Questions
Akhilesh Yadav has demanded a thorough investigation into the matter through a social media post. He stated that the issue started with offerings, moved to donations and then to land, and has now reached the disappearance of Shri Ram Shilas worth billions.
Calling the matter an 'organized loot', the Congress has directly targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The party claims that the faith of the country has been betrayed and a deal is being made in the name of religion.
Congress mentioned the trust's chairman, Nripendra Misra, who was the principal secretary to PM Modi. The party alleged that the Prime Minister is directly responsible for this alleged loot.
Surprisingly, some BJP leaders have also demanded transparency. Former MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh mentioned having information about the misuse of donations. Meanwhile, BJP leader Rajnish Singh wrote a letter to the PM demanding that the trust's financial records be made public.
Meanwhile, in view of the escalating controversy, the trust has stated that an SIT investigation will clarify all the facts. On the other hand, BJP's Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Sharma said that it is wrong to make allegations against a religious institution without facts.
This matter has now moved beyond political blame games to a demand for an investigation. The controversy may deepen in the coming days as the opposition is in no mood to let go of the issue. All eyes are now on the government's next move.
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