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All reports agree that former Ram Temple official Champat Rai has received a clean chit from an SIT investigating donation theft.
A Special Investigation Team has cleared former Ram Temple official Champat Rai in a donation theft case.
The clean chit comes weeks after the resignation of Rai and fellow ex-trust member Anil Mishra.
Neither Rai nor Mishra were named in the initial SIT report following their departures in June.
Authorities have arrested eight individuals in connection with cash thefts detected in the counting room.
A second SIT continues to run a separate investigation into ongoing controversies surrounding the temple funds.
Further updates are expected as the secondary investigative team concludes its review.
The probe addresses allegations of financial misconduct that previously led to high-profile resignations.
Public interest remains high regarding the transparency of temple donations and administrative accountability.
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All reports agree that former Ram Temple official Champat Rai has received a clean chit from an SIT investigating donation theft.
The status of the ongoing second SIT investigation could reveal additional findings as the inquiry progresses.
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Neutral reports document the factual developments of the SIT probe clearing Champat Rai in the donation theft case. The coverage details the resignations of temple officials and the arrest of eight individuals linked to counting room thefts. Mention is made of the ongoing secondary investigation by a separate team. All reporting remains centered on official statements and police updates.
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The Hindustan Times reports that a Special Investigation Team probing alleged donation thefts at the Ayodhya Ram Temple has cleared former trust general secretary Champat Rai in its first report. According to sources, neither Rai nor ex-trust member Anil Mishra were named in the final report, following their resignations in June. The article notes that eight individuals have been arrested in connection with cash thefts detected in the counting room, while a second SIT continues its separate investigation into the controversy.