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Ex-Ram Mandir Trust Official Denies Theft Allegations — India Verified

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Ex-Ram Mandir Trust Official Denies Theft Allegations

Politics30 Jun 2026, 10:59 amQuick read

Ex-Ram Mandir Trust Official Denies Theft Allegations

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Champat Rai resigned as general secretary. He denies theft allegations. VHP has turned its back on him.

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The score is 70 because the information is based on 2 named sources, NDTV India and India Today, with some named officials, but lacks specific data or official statements to confirm the details of the alleged theft.

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