Volunteers return to Ram temple, now responsibilities will be handed over with monitoring and accountability

Ayodhya. The process of return of unpaid volunteers who shirked their responsibilities during the investigation of theft of offerings in Ram temple has started. After the charge sheet was filed in the court by the Special Investigation Team (SIT), Ram Mandir Trust has accelerated the process of reassigning responsibilities to the volunteers. About 200 to 250 volunteers are gradually returning. Many of these key volunteers have already returned, while the responsibilities of other volunteers are being determined. However, this time important changes have been made in the system regarding the functioning of volunteers. Now there will be no arbitrary system like before, rather a system of monitoring, accountability and progress report of every work has been implemented.

After the case of theft of offerings in Ram temple came to light, many unpaid volunteers had distanced themselves from their responsibilities during the investigation process. Due to this the participation of volunteers was affected. Now after the SIT investigation and the charge sheet being filed in the court, the Trust has taken steps towards re-integrating these volunteers with the system. With the return of the volunteers, their tasks and responsibilities are being determined afresh.

The process of return of volunteers is being taken forward in a phased manner by the Ram Mandir Trust. The process of reassigning responsibilities to about 200 to 250 volunteers is underway. Major volunteers among these have already returned to their responsibilities. At the same time, what work will be assigned to the remaining volunteers is being decided. The Trust is keeping the new system in mind in this entire process, so that regular monitoring of the work of the volunteers can be ensured.

After the offering theft incident, changes in the working arrangements of volunteers in Ram temple are considered important. The way responsibilities were assigned to volunteers earlier, now a system based on monitoring and accountability has been implemented in place of the same system. Under this, every task assigned to the volunteers will be monitored. Besides, arrangements have also been made to record information about the progress of their work.

The role of volunteers and their responsibilities are being clarified in the new system. The Trust is adopting a process to ensure that volunteers are held accountable for the responsibilities assigned to them. Along with completion of any work, its progress report will also be important. With this, information about the work of volunteers will be available systematically.

With the return of unpaid volunteers to the Ram temple, the way their work is conducted is also changing. Now the volunteers will have to work as per the prescribed responsibilities instead of working independently as before. Along with monitoring their work, the system of accountability will also be in place. The responsibilities of the volunteers are being determined by the Trust under this new system.

The return of the volunteers, who were away from their responsibilities during the investigation of the offering theft case, is happening at a time when the SIT has filed the charge sheet in the court. After this, the Trust has expedited the process of reassigning responsibilities to the volunteers. After the return of key volunteers, now other volunteers are also being given responsibilities respectively. However, the return of all the volunteers is not happening simultaneously. By determining their responsibilities, they are gradually being integrated into the system.

In the new system of the Trust, progress report has also been given special importance. Information related to the status of tasks assigned to volunteers and their discharge will be available through progress reports. This will bring clarity in monitoring of works and determination of responsibilities. The work of each volunteer will be kept within the prescribed system.

With the return of volunteers to the Ram temple, the old system is being carried forward in a new form. On one hand, the volunteers who shirked their responsibilities during the investigation are returning, on the other hand, the Trust is implementing a system of monitoring their work. The process of return of volunteers and determination of their responsibilities is progressing with this change.

In the new system implemented by the Ram Mandir Trust after the offering theft incident, priority has been given to accountability along with discharge of responsibilities. Now the role of volunteers will not be limited to the tasks assigned to them, but progress and monitoring of their work will also be part of the system. At present the key volunteers have returned and the process of handing over responsibilities to other volunteers is going on. With the phased return of about 200 to 250 volunteers, the functioning of the volunteers in Ram Temple will be conducted in a new format.