New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the request submitted by Shree Padmanabha Swamy Temple Trust who seek to release him from a 25-year audit as instructed by the highest court last year.
Bench headed by justice.
U Latal said the audit must be completed as early as possible, preferably within three months.
“It is clear that the audit in question is not intended to be locked up with only the temple but in connection with trust.
This direction must be seen in connection with the AMICUS Curiae report in the case recorded on 2015,” the bench also consists of judges, Ravindra Bhat and Bela M Trivedi.
The Shree Padmanabhaswamy Administration Committee in Kerala on September 17 told the APEX court that it was in large financial stress and offering was not enough to meet the costs, while looking for an audit of the trust related to the Temple run by Travancore.
Royal Family.
All temples in Kerala are closed and along with the monthly cost of this temple are Rs 1.25 Crore, “We could hardly get 60-70 lakh rupees.
Therefore, we have been looking for a certain direction,” senior advocate R Basant, which appears for The committee said.
SC decreased Shree Padmanabha Swamy Temple Trust Plea to release it from the 25 yrs audit
