SBI Had Warned Ram Mandir Trust, Refusal to Change Staff Leads to New Revelations in Offerings Theft
A new and startling revelation has emerged in the case of offerings theft at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.
The State Bank of India (SBI) had previously advised the Ram Mandir Trust to rotate staff involved in managing the offerings, but the Trust reportedly disregarded this advice.
This information comes to light now as allegations of offerings theft have escalated and the scope of the investigation widens.Photo: Vijay Krishnawat / PexelsAccording to sources, SBI, during its internal audit and security review, had identified certain discrepancies and potential risks.
The bank formally communicated to the Trust that certain employees involved in the collection and counting of offerings should be rotated at regular intervals to minimize the possibility of any irregularities or collusion.
This is a common security protocol often suggested by financial institutions.However, the Ram Mandir Trust allegedly did not heed this crucial advice.