Supreme Court of India
Shri Ram Mandir Indore v. State of Madhya Pradesh and Others
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Trusts and Charities: Shri Ram Mandir, Indoukh – Nature of – Mandir, a public temple or a private temple – Held: Shri Ram Mandir, Indoukh is a public temple and that the said property is vested in the Deity and not the pujari – Ram Mandir is mentioned in the directory containing names of all public temples in the district – There was participation of the public for darshan – There is no blood relationship between the successive pujaris –Pujaris were never inamdars of the temple properties – Lands are inam lands of Shri Ram Mandir – Mandir property has been taken on lease from the government…
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