Ayodhya, August 31: The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is set to hold a significant meeting on September 2, 2026, in Ayodhya. This meeting is expected to address several crucial issues related to the trust. Dinendra Das, a member of the trust, shared insights about the upcoming discussions.
Dinendra Das stated, “All members of the trust will participate in the meeting on September 2, where collective decisions regarding temple-related matters will be made. The meeting is scheduled to take place between 2 PM and 3 PM. There may be further discussions on additional topics afterward. Important administrative issues, along with the current arrangements for the temple, will also be considered.”
Reports suggest that a decision may be made regarding the appointment of a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to enhance the professionalism and transparency of temple management. Additionally, discussions about appointing a new spokesperson for the trust are likely to occur. The agenda may also include topics aimed at increasing transparency in donation and offering processes and improving administrative systems.
When asked about the inclusion of Champat Rai in the trust, he mentioned that the final decision will align with Lord Ram’s wishes. He refrained from giving a personal opinion on the matter, stating that trust members will deliberate and reach a consensus. However, he did express that he has always maintained that Champat Rai is innocent and cannot commit sins like stealing offerings from Ram Lalla’s home. He noted that the SIT has now also given him a clean chit.
Regarding the rituals at the Ram Temple, Dinendra Das emphasized that the worship practices are being conducted in accordance with established traditions. He noted that improvements in arrangements are occurring naturally over time and assured that the worship and rituals will continue to be managed effectively.
He highlighted that there has been a significant improvement in the arrangements for devotees compared to a few years ago. Five years back, visitors faced numerous challenges in accessing the temple, whereas now the processes for worship and darshan are running smoothly. There are no issues within the temple, and continuous enhancements are being made to the arrangements.
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