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Ayodhya Temple Row: Survey Reveals Public Doubts on Ram Temple Trust & UP Govt

Around half of the adult population believe that this issue will negatively affect their opinion on the Yogi Govt.

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In ShortA CVoter survey found over 86 percent of Indians see the Ayodhya Ram Temple fund misappropriation allegations as serious, with about two-thirds citing loss of trust in temple management. Nearly half say the Yogi government could be negatively impacted if proven true. Who do the people blame for this crisis?
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The allegations of misappropriation of temple funds and a possible land scam in Ayodhya has raised questions in the minds of the public, a recent nationwide survey by CVoter has revealed.

While temple officials have denied any wrongdoing, the Uttar Pradesh government announced a three-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) on the matter.

According to the survey, over 86 percent people across the country considered such allegations a serious issue, with more than 63 percent considering such an event as "extremely serious".
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The Big Points
What has triggered the current public debate about the Ayodhya Ram Temple?
How do Indians perceive the seriousness of the allegations according to the survey?
Who do people hold responsible for the alleged mismanagement at the Ram Temple?
What are the main concerns of the public regarding this controversy?
How could these allegations affect the Yogi Adityanath government?
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