Supreme Court says Ram temple donation case must have 'speedy, qualitative, impartial probe' in timely manner
We would like to know about the investigation. Mehta, assisted by senior additional advocate general Sharan Dev Singh Thakur, agreed to the court’s suggestion that a member experienced in forensic audit be inducted into the investigation team. Ultimately, there are reports that the money has not reached the trust.
- ▪We would like to know about the investigation.
- ▪Mehta, assisted by senior additional advocate general Sharan Dev Singh Thakur, agreed to the court’s suggestion that a member experienced in forensic audit be inducted into the investigation team.
- ▪Ultimately, there are reports that the money has not reached the trust.
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Supreme Court says Ram temple donation case must have 'speedy, qualitative, impartial probe' in timely mannerThe development comes a week after the top court cautioned all parties against politicising the controversy.Published on: Jul 28, 2026, 06:29:50 ISTBy Utkarsh AnandPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Supreme Court on Monday said it will take “remedial steps to ensure transparency” in the management of donations received at the Ram temple in Ayodhya, while making it clear that its immediate priority was to ensure a “speedy, qualitative and impartial investigation in a time-bound manner” into allegations of embezzlement of donations.New Delhi, Jan 10 (ANI): A view of the Supreme Court building, the apex judicial body of India, in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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