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Ram Mandir Donation Theft Case in Spotlight, Says Anand Dubey

Anand Dubey demands a thorough investigation into the Ram Mandir donation theft, highlighting its global implications and calling for accountability.

Mumbai, September 28 (Udaipur Kiran) : Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Anand Dubey has called for a thorough investigation into the theft of donations meant for the Ram Mandir, stating that the issue has gained global attention. Speaking in Mumbai, Dubey referred to witness Madan Gopal’s statement, which indicated that the theft was not an isolated incident and was captured on CCTV footage.

“This theft case has been exposed to the world. Many witnesses are coming forward, and what Madan has said is true; there have been thefts. A full investigation is necessary, and action should be taken against the guilty. This is our demand, the demand of Sanatanis, and the entire Hindu community,” Dubey asserted.

He also addressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism, calling it a global epidemic. “India has suffered greatly. Since independence, Pakistan has attempted to escalate terrorist activities in our country. The Prime Minister and Home Minister are focused on eradicating terrorism. We believe our armed forces are alert and ready to respond decisively when given orders,” he said.

On the recent incident involving Delhi government minister Pravesh Verma slapping a youth, Dubey expressed concern over the behavior of elected officials. “It is the duty of politicians to serve the people. In a democracy, citizens should be able to question their ministers. Violence is unacceptable, and it is unfortunate that even with a strong BJP government in Delhi, such incidents occur,” he remarked.

Regarding the death of an IIT Bombay student, Dubey suggested that the family might resort to hunger strikes, but emphasized the need to wait for the police report before drawing conclusions. “There are various opinions, and I believe we should wait a little longer for the facts to emerge,” he concluded.

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