In the wake of an ongoing investigation into alleged embezzlement of funds meant for the Ram Mandir, Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust Treasurer Govind Dev Giri stated that Champat Rai, the trust's General Secretary, harbors 'absolutely no resentment' regarding his resignation.

Rai's departure from the position has sparked scrutiny, particularly after CCTV footage and financial records suggested discrepancies in the handling of donations.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) reported 70 instances of alleged theft or pilferage during the period under review, implicating several individuals including Lavkush Mishra, Anukalp Mishra, and Karunesh Pandey.Giri emphasized that Rai's resignation was not driven by grievances but rather a personal choice, with Rai in good health and content.The trust has also taken measures to rectify operational flaws, such as improving worship rituals and ensuring transparency in donation counting.Local seers and saints expressed satisfaction with the decisions made, urging further improvements.Meanwhile, police have initiated custodial interrogations of three accused individuals, highlighting the gravity of the case.

The incident underscores broader concerns about accountability and financial oversight in religious trusts, raising questions about governance and public trust.