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Siddhivinayak temple trustees expanded to 15
The Free Press Journal|December 19, 2024
A bill increasing the number of trustees of Siddhivinayak Temple Trust to 15 from 7 was passed by the Legislative Council on Wednesday even as the depleted opposition questioned the bill's real purpose.
- Ramu Bhagwat & Kalpesh Mhamunkar
Siddhivinayak temple trustees expanded to 15

Deputy Chairperson Neelam Gorhe who was in the chair suggested to the government that trustees must be Hindus and devotees of Lord Ganesh. She said the appointment of "atheists" on the temple board would not be desirable.

On the constitution of the board, Gorhe said devotion towards the temple, or deity, is important for those visiting the temple. "Otherwise what happened at Tirupati could be repeated," she said.

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