Police investigating the high-profile Ayodhya offering theft case are set to question Tinnu and Subhash in detail after taking them into remand, as the investigation reaches a key stage. Investigators expect the interrogation to provide important leads regarding the alleged theft, the suspected network, and other possible accused. Meanwhile, eight arrested accused have been remanded to judicial custody until July 27.
According to police officials, the accused will be questioned extensively during remand about the sequence of events, the items allegedly stolen, their movement, and other related aspects of the case. The investigation team will also match technical evidence, documents, and previously recorded statements to establish every link in the investigation.
Police said the investigation is being conducted entirely on the basis of evidence. Information obtained during the remand period will determine the next course of action. If the investigation establishes the involvement of any other individual, legal action will be taken against them in accordance with the law.
Investigating agencies are also examining CCTV footage, digital records, documents, and other technical evidence. Officials said all aspects of the case are being investigated impartially and that no guilty person will be spared.
A poster campaign related to the case has intensified in Ayodhya, with various organisations and political parties displaying posters accusing one another. As a result, the city's political atmosphere has become increasingly active. However, the administration has appealed to the public to maintain peace and avoid rumours.
The case continues to attract discussion in religious and political circles. The administration has stated that maintaining law and order remains its highest priority and that authorities are also monitoring those spreading misleading information.
The investigation remains ongoing. Police expect that the questioning of Tinnu and Subhash during remand will reveal important information that could provide new direction to the investigation. Judicial proceedings will continue in accordance with the applicable legal provisions.
