We aren’t surprised by this Ram temple scandal, as temple corruption is going on across many temples, especially the major ones in India. Maybe this is why most are happy paying jizya-tax to the government, so it doesn’t get aware of what’s going on or just looks the other way as corruption is widespread, while getting their cash from the Hindu public. Even in the UK, in the past, some ‘pandits’ who were really bandits were kicked out once caught performing some scam.
This also gives the ammo to the Hinduphobes to blame it all on ‘Brahmins’, even though all castes are involved.
Many among our circles and other Hindus have told us that among the many scams, one of them is where you either wait in a long queue for hours to have darshan, or you get approached by some temple representatives who tell you that you can pay more and go to the front of the queue with extra pujas.
And this is just one scam among many others. We have said for decades that a special committee of vetted professional Hindus, especially with financial backgrounds, should be keeping a check on all temples and their trusts with their finances, donations, and bank accounts of these temple people who run these temples to publish details monthly to the Hindu public. If any fraudsters are found, then they should be punished, put in jail for a long time and all their assets taken. Also, there should be pressure on all Hindu temples to raise awareness of the persecution of Hindus with exhibitions, and also exhibits on Hindu warriors who defended Hinduism.
Anyone knows that in real Hinduism, it doesn’t matter how many Sanskrit mantras or slokas you know, or how big your status is, but if you are corrupted, then you represent Adharma, which is why we see in the Mahabharata what happens to the Gurus who side with the Pandavas. So no one is above Dharma. So you mess with Hinduism and our Gods, then you are in trouble.
Here, Rajarshi Nandy from Kamakhya Bhairava Upasaka Foundation (KBUF) does a brilliant exposé of these scam artists at the temples, but also goes deeper, giving a Hindu perspective on this widespread problem and how to solve it.
A major political uproar has erupted on Republic TV’s “The Debate,” with chief anchor Arnab Goswami vigorously confronting the opposition’s efforts to exploit the recent Ram Mandir donation issue. After a thorough inquiry conducted by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed by the Uttar Pradesh government, an FIR was promptly registered based on the complaint from the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, resulting in the quick apprehension of eight suspects connected to the money-counting operation for criminal breach of trust and theft. In a fierce prime-time attack, Arnab dismantles the selective indignation and hypocrisy of opposition leaders who quickly sought to politicize the situation. Arnab harshly notes that even though the state apparatus responded with swift accountability—employing forensic evidence and enforcing stringent legal measures to incarcerate the accused within hours—the opposition persists in exploiting the deep beliefs of millions of devotees to create a self-serving anti-government story before crucial electoral contests. This story-focused analysis reveals the significant tension between swift administrative justice and strategic political manipulation in the spotlight.
