Sabarimala gold theft case

The Sabarimala gold theft case SIT has secured custody of P.S. Prasanth and A. Ajikumar. Both individuals are currently in remand at a Thiruvananthapuram jail.

The Sabarimala gold ‘theft’ case has resurfaced due to the detention of a former TDB president. The article outlines the allegations, ongoing investigation, and future implications of the case.

Sabarimala gold theft case: SIT arrests former TDB president P.S. Prasanth and former Travancore Devaswom Board member A. Ajikumar. Both are being interrogated at Kollam Police Club.

SIT detains former TDB president P.S. Prasanth in the Sabarimala gold theft case, three weeks after questioning prime accused Unnikrishnan Potti. Prasanth had posted on Facebook that his arrest in the case was imminent.

The Kerala government states it is not seeking confrontation with the High Court but requires more autonomy to function, citing the Sabarimala gold theft case as an example where the court has entrusted the investigation to an SIT, limiting the state's ability to act further.

Kandararu Rajeevaru seeks to resign as Sabarimala Tantri, citing health reasons, and proposes his son as successor. He submitted a resignation letter to the Travancore Devaswom Board and was arrested on January 9 by the SIT investigating the Sabarimala gold theft case, currently out on bail.

The Sabarimala gold theft case's Special Investigation Team (SIT) questioned Unnikrishnan Potti ahead of submitting a status report to the Kerala High Court on June 29. The investigation, conducted under high secrecy, holds legal and political significance and remains a key issue in Kerala politics.

The SIT has issued a notice to former TDB president P.S. Prashanth regarding the Sabarimala gold theft case. The SIT will collect samples at the temple on June 14.

Murari Babu, a TDB official accused in the Sabarimala gold theft case, passed away after being unwell. His death occurred around 12.48 a.m. at Amrita Hospital in Kochi.