Shri Ram Mandir Trust meeting on July 6 amid investigation of offering theft, Champat Rai and Anil Mishra may be on leave

The meeting of Shri Ram Temple Trust will be held on July 6 amid the investigation of theft of offerings in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. In this meeting, a decision will be taken after discussing the resignation of Champat Rai and Anil Mishra. Because the Trust has not yet accepted the resignation of both the people. If the resignations of both are accepted, they may be removed from the trust.

Earlier, this meeting of Shri Ram Mandir Trust was to be held on 11th July, but now the date has been changed to 6th July. According to sources, an important decision regarding the restructuring of the trust can be taken in this meeting. There is also a possibility of discussion and decision on the resignation of Trust General Secretary Champat Rai and Trustee Anil Mishra. Apart from this, there is also talk of entry of 3 new people in the trust.

Various issues related to the organizational structure of the Trust and the construction of Ram Temple will also be discussed in the meeting. It is believed that all the key members associated with the trust can participate in it. However, the complete picture regarding this meeting is not clear yet.

Trust can also be dissolved

Earlier, taking moral responsibility of the Ram Mandir donation controversy, Champat Rai and Dr. Anil Mishra have submitted their resignations to both the President and Treasurer of the Trust. According to information received from sources, the trust meeting has been called on July 6 and this matter will be discussed in this meeting to be held in Ayodhya. According to sources, due to internal crisis and administrative deadlock, the entire Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust may be dissolved.

There is no post of CEO in the rules of the trust.

Such speculations are being made after the resignation of key officials and absence of senior members. Apart from this, the Central Government can appoint a CEO for the Trust. If the government does this, then first of all it will have to change the rules (by-laws) of the trust. Legal experts say that the CEO cannot be appointed without changing the rules of the trust. There is no provision for the post of CEO in the existing rules.