Ayodhya: After Ram Mandir Trust Faced with allegations of corruption over land deals, the management of the Ram Mandir Trust’s fund which has crossed Rs 3,000 crore has been handed over to the corporate giant, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), which is developing a digital accounting software.
General Secretary of Ram Mandir Trust Champat Rai Acquisition is confirmed. Top sources told TOI that the RSS, which four months ago called three key members of the trust for a closed-door meeting on controversial land deals in Mumbai, took the initiative to hand over the accounts to a professional firm.
TCS has set up its Accounts Office near Ramghat Ramjanmabhoomi and is scheduled to complete development of the software and begin digitization and management of trust accounts by December. from IT specialist Tata Group Recently gave a power point presentation of the software to the chairman of the temple construction committee. Nripendra Mishra.
Champat Rai, secretary of the temple trust, said in a press statement that the digital performance of TCS is good. “We discussed our requirements with their software experts, who are now setting up an accounting system. TCS will digitize and manage our accounts from December.”
When the Treasuries of the Trust began to rise to the peak VHP Crowdfunding campaign for Ram Mandir construction, thugs hacked the trust’s website and created a fake portal to misappropriate funds. The fraudsters also cloned temple trust bank account checks and siphoned off huge amounts as the clearing house of the PSU bank repeatedly failed to connect with the trust secretary for final approval for debits. Following poor management of the fund over allegations of corruption in land deals, including the purchase of Nazul land and temples, the trust became embroiled in court cases.
Talking to TOI, members of the temple trust Anil MishraSaid, “The digitization of Ram Mandir Trust accounts will be done by TCS. Our team of Chartered Accountants will continue to keep track of the income and expenditure.”
General Secretary of Ram Mandir Trust Champat Rai Acquisition is confirmed. Top sources told TOI that the RSS, which four months ago called three key members of the trust for a closed-door meeting on controversial land deals in Mumbai, took the initiative to hand over the accounts to a professional firm.
TCS has set up its Accounts Office near Ramghat Ramjanmabhoomi and is scheduled to complete development of the software and begin digitization and management of trust accounts by December. from IT specialist Tata Group Recently gave a power point presentation of the software to the chairman of the temple construction committee. Nripendra Mishra.
Champat Rai, secretary of the temple trust, said in a press statement that the digital performance of TCS is good. “We discussed our requirements with their software experts, who are now setting up an accounting system. TCS will digitize and manage our accounts from December.”
When the Treasuries of the Trust began to rise to the peak VHP Crowdfunding campaign for Ram Mandir construction, thugs hacked the trust’s website and created a fake portal to misappropriate funds. The fraudsters also cloned temple trust bank account checks and siphoned off huge amounts as the clearing house of the PSU bank repeatedly failed to connect with the trust secretary for final approval for debits. Following poor management of the fund over allegations of corruption in land deals, including the purchase of Nazul land and temples, the trust became embroiled in court cases.
Talking to TOI, members of the temple trust Anil MishraSaid, “The digitization of Ram Mandir Trust accounts will be done by TCS. Our team of Chartered Accountants will continue to keep track of the income and expenditure.”
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