New Delhi, September 2: The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has initiated the process to appoint its first full-time CEO. This move aims to enhance the management of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, making it more professional and transparent. A significant meeting of the Trust is underway, where the announcement of the new CEO may take place.
BJP MP Dinesh Sharma commented on the matter, stating that the Trust operates as an independent entity established through legal processes following a court ruling. He emphasized that the Trust has its own constitution and will make decisions that respect religious sentiments. “This will be their decision, and no one else has the right to comment on it,” he asserted.
Sharma clarified that the Ram Temple is a center of faith, and every decision made by the Trust will consider the feelings of the devotees. He urged outsiders to refrain from unnecessary comments on the issue.
In Patna, Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal also stressed the importance of transparency regarding the Ram Temple. He stated, “The government’s clear stance is that there should be no irregularities at the temple. Quick actions have been taken regarding the donation theft case, and now the CEO appointment process is underway.”
Conversely, the Congress party has raised concerns about this appointment. In Lucknow, Congress spokesperson Surendra Rajput criticized the Trust, referencing the donation theft case. He stated, “The Trust has broken the trust of the people. It is unacceptable for a Trust that has lost the faith of Lord Ram’s devotees and is facing allegations of donation theft to now appoint a CEO.”
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