Ayodhya: Ram Mandir offering theft case, Room No. 16 revealed through CCTV footage

The investigation into the offering theft case at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya has now reached a significant turning point. Police and investigative agencies have conducted an intensive probe into the theft case involving the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. During this investigation, a specific location has emerged as the focal point of the entire operation.

It has become clear during the investigation that the story of the offering theft began in Room No. 16, located on the ground floor of the Passenger Facilitation Center (PFC) within the Ram Mandir complex. This room has been recorded as the main crime scene during the investigation.

The revelation of this matter came through CCTV footage. After observing suspicious activities in the footage, investigators considered the role of Room No. 16 to be suspicious. The police believe that the entire plan for the theft was executed from this location.

According to the Amar Ujala network report, this room was used for tasks related to the management and counting of temple offerings. Now, investigative agencies are trying to determine how the theft was possible from within this room and who all were involved.

The police have meticulously analyzed the CCTV footage to gather evidence in this case. This footage has played a crucial role in unraveling the mystery of the incident.

Trust officials have taken this incident seriously and have stated that they will provide full cooperation in the investigation. The security of the temple complex and the safety of the offerings are now being reconsidered.

In the next phase of the investigation, all those who were assigned duties in Room No. 16 may be questioned. The police state that all those involved in this case will be arrested soon.