The Times of India

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust deferred key appointments and restructured religious oversight. A nine-member committee, including five seers, will now manage temple responsibilities. Decisions on the chief executive officer and new trustees were postponed for further review. The trust expressed dissatisfaction with SBI's donation counting system and replaced staff. Public faith was not perceived as dented by donation counting controversies.

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Mahoba Police have detained an 80-year-old man for the murder of a temple priest in a case filled with intrigue. It is alleged that the accused intended to implicate his rivals in the murder, using a bamboo stick to carry out the act and placing a diary at the scene.

Rae Bareli Police apprehended seven individuals involved in a cyber fraud syndicate. These criminals lured victims into opening bank accounts for fake businesses. The syndicate then used these accounts to channel proceeds from cybercrimes. Police seized cash, forged documents, and various banking instruments during the operation. Several accused have prior criminal cases registered against them.

Nirmohi Akhara chief Mahant Dinendra Das supports adding Yatindra Mohan Pratap Mishra to the Trust. He believes Mishra deserves consideration following his father's recent passing. The Trust is meeting to fill three vacant trustee positions and restore its full strength. Discussions will also cover committee reorganization and other administrative matters. The Trust aims to preserve the Ramanandi Vaishnav tradition in temple management and worship.

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