राम मंदिर में दान गिनने की पूरी व्यवस्था बदली, सभी 36 पुराने स्टाफ निकाले गए
Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust replaces all 36 staff involved in counting donations with new authorized State Bank of India personnel and initiates screening of 349 employees after a donation theft case at the Ayodhya Ram Temple.

Through the Reader lens — The Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has overhauled its donation-counting operations at the Ayodhya Ram Temple, dismissing all 36 legacy staff members and replacing them with authorized personnel from the State Bank of India. This operational reset follows a confirmed theft of donations and has prompted a broader internal screening of 349 temple employees. The move shifts sensitive financial handling from internal temple staff to a regulated banking partner, signaling a tightening of oversight and accountability protocols. Donors, devotees, and regulators will closely watch whether the new SBI-managed process restores confidence in the temple’s financial transparency. The broader employee screening suggests the Trust is assessing systemic risks or potential collusion beyond the immediate theft case. 下一步需观察新流程的执行效果以及是否影响日常捐款入账效率。
What to watch next
- Monitor if SBI-managed counting speeds up or delays daily deposit cycles.
- Track results of the 349-employee screening for further accountability actions.
- Watch for donor confidence metrics or complaints post-process overhaul.
- Observe regulatory or audit responses to the new banking-partner model.
