Ram Temple donations theft: SC says ball is in SIT’s court, suggestions can be directed to Solicitor General’s office
Conveying a hands-off approach into the probe on the case, the Bench headed by CJI Surya Kant says if the Special Investigation Team is ‘doing its job satisfactorily, well and good, but if more is required, we will intervene’
In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court on August 17, 2026, has taken a non-interference stance on the investigation into the Ram Temple donations misappropriation case. The court's Chief Justice, Surya Kant, led a three-judge Bench in conveying this decision. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) is tasked with completing the probe, and any additional insights or suggestions can be directed to the Solicitor General of India's office.
The court emphasized the importance of letting the SIT complete its investigation and reach a logical conclusion. Comments on this decision must be in English, written as full sentences, and should adhere to community guidelines, avoiding any abusive or personal language.
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