Ayodhya: Big meeting of Ram Mandir Trust on 22nd July, agenda decided… Main discussion will be on SIT report

Ayodhya Ram temple is in the news these days regarding theft of donations and offerings there. After several decisions on this issue, now a meeting has been called by Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust on 22nd July. Why this meeting has been called and what will be its agenda has also been discussed. According to the meeting information released on July 7, 2026, the meeting will be held on Wednesday at 4 pm at Maniram Das Cantonment, Ayodhya.
The most important agenda in the meeting will be the discussion on the final report of the SIT investigating the Ram Temple offering case. It has been told in the information that when the final report of the SIT is received, it will be considered in detail.

Main agenda of the meeting

• Confirmation of the proceedings of the trust meeting held on 6 July 2026.
• Confirmation of the proceedings of the special meeting proposed on July 22 at 3 pm.
• Reconstitution of various committees as per the rules of the Trust.
• Discussion on the final investigation report of SIT (in case the report is received).
• Consideration of other matters with the permission of the Speaker.

According to sources, if the SIT submits its final report to the Trust before the meeting, then the Trust can discuss its findings and take further strategy and necessary decisions. Apart from this, important decisions are also likely to be taken on the reorganization of various committees.

Interrogation of Tinnu Yadav

Ayodhya Police has taken the main accused Tinnu Yadav and Manish Yadav into police custody for 39 hours in the case of theft of donations in Ram temple. Also, Tinnu Yadav’s house located in Swarg Dwar area of ​​Ayodhya Dham is safe and lying vacant. This incident has happened amid the ongoing investigation into the theft of money and valuables from donation boxes at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple.

Earlier, a special investigation team had submitted a preliminary report, in which serious shortcomings in the process were mentioned. These include non-screening of staff, improper retention of CCTV footage (kept for only 45 days instead of 180 days as per rules) and violation of rules in handling donation boxes.