More than twenty workers engaged in counting Ram Mandir offerings have left the job together. He says that the work has been increased here, but payment has not been made. Angered by this, all of them resigned at such a high level. In such a situation, instead of two shifts, the work of counting the offerings can be done in a single shift. Earlier, the counting of offerings was done in two shifts from 8 am to 2 pm and from 2 pm to 8 pm.
Due to less staff, it has now been reduced to only one shift, the timing of which has been fixed from 10 am to 5 pm. The remaining workers of second shift and first shift have been merged. In such a situation, now only 15-16 people will be left in the team. This arrangement will remain in place until new people join the team. The work load on the remaining workers will also increase here. According to sources, from today the workers working in second shift have been called from 10 am.
SIT reveals donation theft
SIT has discovered that two senior officials, including former Trust member Anil Mishra and counting in-charge Subhash Srivastava, had a very important role in the donation arrangement. Both of them did not implement the security rules properly, due to which the donations received in the temple were stolen and embezzled. According to SIT, Anil Mishra was in the middle of all the money and donation related work of the Trust.
He looked after the finances, kept an eye on the process of collecting cash. Along with this, he worked on behalf of the Trust in making rules (SOP) for counting and depositing donations with the bank. Investigators say that because of this, Anil Mishra was directly responsible for ensuring that the security rules set were implemented properly.
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