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Tamil Nadu To Check Rules In Religious Department

Minister Ramesh says the government will look into problems and wrongdoings in the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments department.

Published Aug 3
Tamil Nadu To Check Rules In Religious Department

What is happening

The government in Tamil Nadu is starting a careful check into the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments department. Minister P.K. Ramesh announced that officials will look closely at how things are run to find any rules that were broken or money that was used the wrong way.

Why this check is taking place

People have talked about problems and missing items in temples managed by the government for a long time. The state wants to make sure everything is fair and honest. Here are the main goals of this check:

  • To find any actions that break the law.
  • To make sure temple money is spent safely.
  • To bring back trust between the public and the department.

What happens next

Teams will go through old files and check how temples run their daily work. If anyone did something wrong, the minister said they will face action. The government promises to share what they find with the public very soon.