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Supreme Court rules all Banke Bihari temple donations belong to deity

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The Supreme Court has ruled that all donations made at the Banke Bihari temple must go to the deity. Senior advocate Maninder Singh informed the court that sevayats have been obstructing legitimate donation collection by covering the temple management committee's donation box with flowers. This alleged practice diverts devotee contributions away from the official box and into the hands of the sevayats. The case highlights an ongoing dispute between the temple's sevayats and its management committee over control of donations.

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