Meerut: The offender who illegally collected donations in the name of temple construction in Ramarri Ayodhya in the country's state of Uttar Pradesh has been taken into custody. A case has been filed against the offender in the medical police station. Police are questioning the offender. In Meerut, Narendra Rana was seeking donations by creating the Sriramtirth Trust. When it was written by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, they protested.

The case reached the police. The police has filed a case against the offender Narendra Rana and taken into custody and initiated the interrogation. It was also reported that the offender Narendra Rana had opened the office at Jagriti Vihar. Sitting in the same office, he cut the receipt and collected the donations illegally. Vishwa Hindu Parishad Metropolitan Convener Arjun Rathi said that some people from the temple at Jithali, a village in Garh Road, had announced that they were collecting donations for the construction of Ayodhya temple.

Later, VHP activist Digvijay Singh Tomar wrote it to his office bearers. VHP officials said, the Sriram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Area Trust has released the account number. The temple construction assistance is being charged in the same account. In addition, there is no order or title for collection of donations. Cannot collect any donations privately. SP City doctor Akhilesh Narayan Singh says a criminal was taken into custody. The police will soon detain other culprits in the case. The matter is also under investigation.

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