Resolution at the Sadhu meeting in Ayodhya ... Prime Minister Modi is called to intervene and explain the problem ...!

The Ramjenma Bhoomi Tirtha Shetra Trust has been the subject of several crore rupees land scam allegations. The resolution passed at a meeting of Sadhus in Ayodhya called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and explain the issue.

The Supreme Court ruled on November 9, 2019 in the appeal case against Ayodhya. In this, permission was given to build a Ram temple there in support of the Hindus.

Following this, the Ramgenma Bhoomi Tirtha Shetra Foundation was set up on behalf of the Central Government to build the Ram Temple. On behalf of this, a corruption complaint has been lodged against the lands purchased by the devotees for the temple.

A plot of land bought for Rs 2 crore on March 18 was allegedly bought by the trust for Rs 18.5 crore in the next few minutes. Another complaint is that Najul land for a monastery in Ayodhya was sold for Rs 30 lakh and bought by the trust for Rs 2.5 crore.

The Sadhus of Ayodhya are of the view that the explanations given on behalf of the Ramajanma Bhoomi Foundation for these complaints are not acceptable. Thus, yesterday about 150 sadhus of them gathered and held a meeting through Connolly.

In this, they have demanded that Prime Minister Modi intervene in the land deal corruption complaint for the Ram Temple. The meeting was chaired by Mahant Gyandas, the head of the Hanuman Temple monastery near Ramajanma Bhoomi.

Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Mahant Qiandas said, “Lands bought by various individuals have been immediately sold to the trust for crores of rupees.

Most of the beneficiaries are associated with the BJP. Therefore, it is necessary for the Prime Minister to intervene and explain the land deal scandal, ”he said.

Mahant Dilip Das, chairman of the Raghuvansh Temple Service Trust in Ayodhya, said: “As usual, Prime Minister Modi is likely to remain silent on the issue.

Some people are committing more corruption in the name of Rama and we will try to protect Rama from them, ”he said.

Deep Narayan, son-in-law of Rishikesh Upadhyay, the BJP mayor of Ayodhya, had bought Najul land from a monastery. There are government regulations that no one should buy or sell this leased land owned by the state government.

Thus, this land deal has also put the Ramajanma Bhoomi Trust in big trouble. The sadhus of Ayodhya have insisted in their meeting that a committee should be set up to investigate such complaints.