Ayodhya Police to Intensify Ram Temple Donation Theft Probe

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Ayodhya police will question arrested accused Ramshankar Yadav alias Tinnu in jail regarding alleged embezzlement of Ram Temple donations.
Fresh disclosures by co-accused Avinash Shukla suggest Tinnu had a key to the donation counting room, potentially enabling him to divert funds.

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Ayodhya police will question arrested accused Ramshankar Yadav alias Tinnu in jail regarding alleged embezzlement of Ram Temple donations. Fresh disclosures by co-accused Avinash Shukla suggest Tinnu had a key to the donation counting room, potentially enabling him to divert funds.

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