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🚨Another BIG SCAM has come to light in Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board–run Hospital at Katra,Reasi Jammu❗️ Media Reports indicate crores of losses being borne by the Shrine Board, while the partnering company enjoys 100% profit which is a clear misuse & siphoning off the Donation funds offered...

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#WATCH | Jammu: Advocate Deepak Sharma says, "A few days ago, there were media reports stating that the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board had sent approximately 20 tonnes of silver offered by various devotees to a government mint for melting and processing. It was revealed that out of this 20-tonne consignment (valued at around ₹550 crore), silver worth only ₹20 to ₹30 crore turned out to be genuine; the remaining silver, valued at ₹530 crore, was fake. I found it very difficult to believe this scenario. After all, lakhs of devotees arrive from diverse locations—Meerut, Haryana, Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, and so on. Had this 20 tonnes of silver been offered by a single individual or sourced from just one location, the matter might not have seemed so serious to me. However, since lakhs of people from different places made these offerings at the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine, and the silver from such a vast number of people turned out to be fake, it raised several grave questions. Where did this happen? Was the silver replaced within the Board, in transit, or at the mint? Furthermore, a serious concern was the report that the fake silver contained cadmium, a highly toxic metal. To my knowledge, cadmium is a highly restricted chemical; it is not easily available or accessible to just anyone. How, then, was it possible for so many people—so many shopkeepers—to procure cadmium, manufacture fake silver, and have that entire stock end up at the feet of the Goddess at Vaishno Devi? When I could not find answers to these questions myself, I felt an investigation was warranted. Consequently, I filed a petition with the Crime Branch, lodging a formal complaint and urging them to investigate the matter based on the facts and reasoning I had presented. So, the Crime Branch took no action on the matter for a long time. I had approached them around May 9, 2026. They were informed that this was a time-sensitive investigation; it involved evidence that was available now but might not be later. Therefore, I urged them to handle it with the requisite seriousness. However, the Crime Branch took no action. I was compelled to approach the court. When the court sought a status report from the Crime Branch, they stated that they had received the complaint, but after the supervising officer granted approval, they forwarded the matter to another police agency...The court has set a date for the 29th and has summoned the Crime Branch's investigating officer. I am hopeful that the court will deliver a favourable verdict in this regard."

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