Ayodhya Ram Mandir News The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has postponed the appointment of its first Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and the filling of three vacant trustee positions. Following a crucial meeting of the board of trustees in Ayodhya, officials announced that the decision on both matters will be deferred for at least a month to allow adequate time for administrative evaluation and scrutiny. To ensure uninterrupted daily management, the Trust approved the creation and temporary appointment of a Secretary position alongside an official spokesperson.
Ayodhya Ram Mandir News – Selection Panel Requests Time to Scrutinise 5,200 Applications
The selection panel comprising retired Justice Pramod Kohli, retired Lieutenant General Vishnukant Chaturvedi, and former NIT Raipur chairperson Suresh Haware requested an additional month to evaluate candidates. Expecting a smaller pool, the panel was met with an overwhelming total of over 5,200 applications from retired bureaucrats, senior officials, and industry professionals. The board of trustees accepted the request to ensure every candidate is thoroughly vetted before a candidate is shortlisted for the role designed to oversee administrative operations, financial transparency, and pilgrim management.
Ayodhya Ram Mandir News – Reconstitution of the Religious Committee with Local Seers
Alongside the administrative deferrals, the Trust executed a significant restructuring of its religious oversight panel. A newly reconstituted nine-member Dharmik Samiti (Religious Committee), led by Trust Treasurer Swami Govind Dev Giri, has been entrusted with complete authority over the Ram Temple’s religious affairs. Incorporating prominent saints and seers from Ayodhya, the panel will supervise daily rituals, temple festivals, priest training, and traditional Vedic practices in accordance with Ramanandi customs.
Ayodhya Ram Mandir News – Review of Operations, Security, and Future Roadmap
The board also addressed operational continuity, reviewing donation management procedures, security arrangements, and facilities ahead of the expected surge in pilgrims during the ongoing Shravan month. While the appointment of three new trustees remains on hold until the next scheduled meeting on September 2, interim general secretary Krishna Mohan reassured the public that administrative functions and daily temple operations remain fully stable and unaffected.
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