Ram Mandir donation theft case: Charge sheet reveals Avinash stole cash 85 times

The investigation into the alleged theft of donations at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is progressing. Police have submitted a detailed charge sheet to the court, which contains several startling revelations.

According to the charge sheet, the primary accused, Avinash, stole cash bundles from the temple offerings on 85 separate occasions. Police have relied on technical evidence to substantiate these claims.

Investigators conducted a thorough analysis of CCTV footage, mobile data, and call detail records (CDR). Based on this evidence, a detailed account of the involvement of the accused and their modus operandi has been prepared.

The police report also mentions chat logs, which contain discussions regarding the handling of cash bundles and the incidents of theft. This digital evidence highlights the gravity of the situation.

Another significant finding is that among the 700 accounts investigated, no account under the name 'Champat' was discovered. This fact has introduced a new dimension to the ongoing investigation.

This charge sheet filed in court reflects the efforts made by the police and the compilation of evidence thus far. It attempts to clearly define the role of each accused individual.

Given the sensitivity of the matter, the police have included all technical aspects in the charge sheet. The court will now proceed with the hearings, and the judicial process will be completed based on the evidence presented.

The local administration and temple management are keeping a close watch on the situation. Police stated that further legal action will be ensured based on the evidence gathered during the investigation.