Sabarimala Scam: Allegations Of Temple ‘Looting’ Point To Kerala Chief Minister’s Office

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Sabarimala Scam: Allegations Of Temple 'Looting' Point To Kerala Chief Minister's Office

This programme covers allegations of corruption within Kerala’s Devaswom board, focusing on the Sabarimala temple, where nearly 4.5 kg of gold has reportedly gone missing. It is alleged that Hindu temples are being used as a ‘piggy bank’ by the government. The central accusation is that the corruption extends to the highest levels of the state government, directly involving the Chief Minister’s office. The argument is made that within the CPM’s centralised structure, such actions are not possible without approval from the top, with the speaker stating, "In the CPM, unless the chief minister says do this, nobody does anything." The discussion also includes the demand for transparency through the release of 30 years of Devaswom vigilance reports. The broader context includes charges of ‘reverse discrimination’ against the Hindu community and the ongoing debate over freeing temples from government control, all while the Kerala High Court has ordered an SIT probe into the missing gold.

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