Ram Mandir Donation Case: Controversies have arisen over the alleged theft that took place during the counting of donations in the Sri Ram Janmabhoomi temple premises. In the midst of all these developments, Champat Rai, General Secretary of Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust, has responded by posting an emotional and eloquent letter on X. He denied the allegations leveled against him and promised to bring out the truth based on the investigation report.

What is the whole matter?

For the past few days, discussions about the theft of money from the Ayodhya Ram temple donation box have gained momentum. In this matter, serious allegations were made personally on Champat Rai through social media and other media. Champat Rai remained silent for a long time following the allegations, but now he has presented his side in a letter after the July 6 meeting of the trust.

What did the SIT report say?

Champat Rai has clarified in his letter that on July 6, there was a meeting of the temple trust, in which the preliminary report of the SIT was presented. The report, which was previously top secret, has now been made public. He reassured the Ram devotees and said that when the final report of the SIT comes, I will answer each issue in a sequential manner. The truth will surely come out and milk will become milk, water will become water.

My life is an open book – Champat Rai

Talking about his lifestyle and working method, Champat Rai has written in very emotional words that – I was sent by the organization to serve in Ayodhya from October 1991. 45 years of my life as a preacher have been dedicated to this country. Wherever I have been, my life has been like an open book. I am not deterred by whatever allegations have been made against me.

Appeal to devotees to maintain peace

Through this letter, he has appealed to Ram devotees across the country not to pay heed to rumours. He bowed respectfully to everyone, reiterating his innocence and faith in the legal process.