Sabarimala Gold Theft: Ex-Devaswom Board President Gets Bail After 90 Days

N. Vasu, the former president of the Devaswom Board, has been granted bail after spending 90 days in Thiruvananthapuram Special Sub-Jail, following his arrest in connection with the high-profile Sabarimala gold theft case. The incident, which has drawn significant public attention, involves the alleged misappropriation of valuable gold offerings from the Sabarimala temple, a prominent pilgrimage site in Kerala. Vasu's release on statutory bail comes amidst ongoing investigations into the theft, which has raised questions about the management and accountability of temple funds. The case has not only sparked outrage among devotees but has also led to broader discussions regarding the governance of religious institutions in the state. Vasu's involvement in the Devaswom Board, which oversees the administration of Hindu temples in Kerala, places the incident under increased scrutiny, as many call for stricter regulations and transparency in temple administration. As the investigation progresses, the implications of this case on temple governance and public trust in religious institutions continue to unfold.