Concerns Rise Among Neighbors Over Possible Bulldozer Action on Ram Temple Donation Accuseds Home

Ayodhya, July 2: Concerns are growing among neighbors regarding the potential bulldozer action on the home of Love Kush Mishra, accused in the Ram Temple donation case. Local residents are urging the administration to ensure that surrounding homes remain unharmed if any action is taken.

Rajkumar Pandey, a neighbor, shared that construction on the house in question began in late February of this year. He noted that police and development authority officials have visited the site multiple times recently, inquiring with locals.

“This is Love Kush Mishra’s house. When construction began, a ground-breaking ceremony was held here. We even provided water from our source for the boring process during construction,” Pandey explained.

He mentioned that a few days ago, five to six officials, including police and development authority representatives, arrived at the site. They sought information about the house and plot number, which Pandey provided to the best of his knowledge.

Pandey admitted he did not know Love Kush Mishra personally. “During the construction, mostly contractors and laborers were present. Occasionally, Love Kush or his father would visit to oversee the work. Their interaction with the locals was limited,” he added.

Regarding the Ram Temple donation embezzlement case, he stated that he learned about it through the media. He discovered that Love Kush Mishra was accused of misappropriation and was involved in cash counting duties at the temple’s cash counter.

Expressing his concerns about the potential bulldozer action, Pandey emphasized the need for the administration to ensure that neighboring homes are protected. “Our only request to the government and administration is that if any action is taken, the neighboring houses should remain safe. If recovery or other actions are legally possible, that should also be considered,” he stated.

He also mentioned that the information regarding the possible bulldozer action has come solely from media reports, as they have not received any official communication from the administration or development authority.