An Ayodhya special court rejected bail pleas for three accused in the Ram temple donation theft case.
Defence counsel Kul Shekhar Singh said corruption and criminal breach of trust provisions should not apply because the accused are not government employees.
Prosecutors said investigators have recovered ₹79.85 lakh in connection with the alleged embezzlement of devotee offerings.
One report said the case stems from a June 25 FIR.
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All three reports agree that an Ayodhya special court denied bail to three accused in the Ram temple donation theft case. They also agree that the defence challenged the corruption-related charges and that investigators recovered ₹79.85 lakh.
What remains unresolved from the reports is the court’s detailed reasoning for rejecting bail, beyond the shared account of the defence and prosecution positions. The investigation and any further legal steps could still change the case’s trajectory.
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Neutral coverage consistently reports that bail was denied to three accused in the Ram temple donation theft case. The reports also note the defence’s claim about the inapplicability of corruption and criminal breach of trust charges. They add that investigators recovered ₹79.85 lakh during the inquiry.
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The Hindu reports that a special court in Ayodhya rejected the bail applications of three accused individuals in the Ram temple donation theft case. According to defence counsel Kul Shekhar Singh, the accused argued that corruption and criminal breach of trust provisions do not apply since they are not government employees. The prosecution states that investigators have recovered ₹79.85 lakh in connection with the alleged embezzlement of devotee offerings.
The Deccan Chronicle reports that an Ayodhya special court dismissed bail applications for three individuals arrested over the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple. Defence lawyer Kul Shekhar Singh stated that the defence argued against corruption and criminal breach of trust charges because the accused are not public servants. The prosecution notes that police have recovered Rs 79.85 lakh during the investigation into the alleged embezzlement.
ChennaiOnline reports that an Ayodhya special court denied bail to three suspects connected to the alleged embezzlement of Ram temple donations. Defence lawyer Kul Shekhar Singh argued that corruption charges were inapplicable because the defendants are not government workers. Prosecutors indicate that authorities have recovered ₹79.85 lakh amidst an investigation stemming from a June 25 FIR.