Big revelation in Ram Mandir donation theft case, 12 properties found with brother-in-law and brother-in-law

A big revelation has come to light in the Ram Mandir donation theft case. This disclosure has been made regarding the properties of the accused. It is being claimed that 12 properties of accused Anukalp Mishra and his brother-in-law Lavkush Mishra have been detected. He has assets worth several crores, some of which are ancestral and some have been acquired recently. Now the police is investigating how many of the properties found with the brother-in-law and brother-in-law pair were purchased with the money stolen from donations. Ayodhya administration is investigating this matter.

Police have found properties in many other places including Ayodhya, Basava, Milkipur and Rudauli. Not only Anukalp Mishra and Luvkush Mishra but also the properties of other accused have been revealed. Police claim that the accused have taken some properties in their own names and some have been purchased in the names of their family members. Ayodhya administration says that properties purchased with donated money will be confiscated.

Statement record of Anil Mishra and Gopal Rao

Meanwhile, along with recording the statements of Anil Mishra and Gopal Rao, the SIT has also interrogated Champat Rai. According to sources, information was collected from Anil Mishra and Gopal Rao about the joining process of SBI Bank and outsourced cashiers. Both Anil Mishra and Gopal Rao said that we recently received information about the theft, for which it was agreed to investigate together with Champat Rai and arrest the accused. SIT has also interrogated Champat Rai to cross verify the statements of Anil Mishra and Gopal Rao. Sources say that the SIT team has currently gone back to Lucknow, but may come to Ayodhya again if needed.

SIT is also investigating from a new angle

According to reports, the SIT is now also investigating a new aspect in the case whether gold biscuits were made by melting the stolen Ram Temple ornaments, so that their identity could be hidden. Officials suspect that the accused may have melted the stolen gold and silver jewellery, so that it becomes difficult to trace the original jewellery. In fact, no trace of the stolen jewelery has been found so far, hence the suspicion of the police is becoming stronger.

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