NEW DELHI Congress Thursday wrote to PM Narendra Modi demanding a high-level investigation monitored by Supreme Court into what it called Ram Temple “chanda chori mega scandal”.Congress MP and general secretary KC Venugopal pointed out that Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust was created by the Centre after it was entrusted with public land by SC through its judgment in 2020. “It is the moral responsibility of GOI, and you as its head, to restore the faith of over 1.4 billion Indians in govt’s intent and ability to safeguard donations and preserve the sanctity of an institution established in the name of Lord Ram,” he wrote.He said the SIT probe ordered by the UP govt seems to be an eyewash as it is focused on “small fish” while facts suggest the complicity of top officials.Meanwhile, AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal asserted that only “pawns” had been arrested while “powerful” individuals involved in the scam were being protected.Addressing a press conference, Kejriwal alleged significant corruption related to land purchases, the temple’s construction, and donations from devotees.“They are hoodwinking us with the arrest of the eight persons; the real people (culprits) are someone else. I want to ask the PM who he is saving and why?” he said, pointing out that office bearers of the Trust were selected by the PM. He noted that a home ministry officer is also part of the Trust.
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