The surprise revelations of the Lord’s Wealth sometime last July, led to weird imaginations of the people and many readers were repeatedly asking for more news on the interesting issue. But we could not comply with the request as the case was pending at the Supreme Court corridors. The committee appointed by the apex body shall now return in the second week to the temple at Trivandrum in Kerala. The objective of the committee is to evaluate the largest temple treasure recorded till date.

In July last, the Supreme Court had appointed the committee while hearing a case filed by a former police officer who had alleged that the temple's immense wealth was being embezzled and poorly managed. The committee has recruited experts and marshaled equipment from around the world to resolve the mystery.

All was not easy for the committee, in spite of heavy imported Marshall Equipment in hands. One of the vaults could not be opened.  In the meantime the untimely death of the police officer who filed the complaint created flutter among the public. The argument grew to disproportionate heights. One sect feels that the door should be opened and the details must be recorded. But the devotees feel it a bad omen to open the divine secret.

As of now, over Rs. 50,000 Cr treasure which included antique gold ornaments, diamonds and other precious stones, golden crown, golden bow, golden vessels, and other precious stones were found in the secret chambers of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple kept the seven member team awe-struck.

The committee’s report will much depend on their success with the assessment. Controversies are born to expand the horizons of mankind in his quest for the universal being. Hope everything ends well. But the best thing is, if we could unearth the devil’s instinct that devoured billions of rupees in scams, and let the secret remain a secret till we get the right indications as the pious believe.(With inputs from internet-AarKay)