Kerala Temple's Second Chamber of Secrets - More Wealth in Store


Daijiworld Media Network

Thiruvananthapuram, Jul 3: After opening six cellers of one chamber at Lord Padmanabha Swamy Temple here, sources close to the temple disclosed that there was another chamber yet to be opened, which meant more wealth in store.

In the first chamber, gold ornaments and other jewelleries worth over Rs 1,00,000 crore were discovered.

On Sunday, the state government deployed tight security at the premises.

Speaking to reporters, police commissioner Manoj Abraham said that he has deployed special armed police force at the location. It is a temporary security arrangement, and there are plans to install a permanent security system at the temple.

Police fear that the huge quantity of jewellery and other articles found in the secret chamber may be misused. The audit was conducted in the presence of Supreme Court-appointed observers.

Police are planning to close multiple entry and exit points to the temple and install metal detectors. Even temple priests are under surveillance.

Devotees at the temple expressed anxiety over the possibility of someone misusing the huge wealth. Some of the devotees have already written to the government to preserve the articles found during auditing.

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  • Shailesh Thete, Pune

    Sun, Jul 10 2011

    This wealth belongs only & only to the country. Its national property. Given it to any temple for religious purpose wont do any good to the people of this country. Make he best use of it...

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  • babu swamy durai, gudiyattam/bangalore

    Wed, Jul 06 2011

    I am proud to be an indian.....after looting a crores of wealth by british cheaters .Really god is there to watch what's going on,he is showering the blessings with gold, diamonds.
    Dear public every one should be alert that this wealth should not be misused by any politicians or any others.this should be used to devlop our country economy & poor people.
    our old age people had stored many wealth in different places like temples &others to avoid robbery with british.court had to take the right disicisson to search the things,if we got it ....WE ARE THE NO.1 RICHEST AMONG OTHERS.

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  • sapna, ap

    Wed, Jul 06 2011

    This treasurer is strictly the property of god, so it belongs to temple only, because the solid gold god statues, 10 to 18 feet necklaces, mukuts are the jewellery used to decorate the god present at the main temple premises, golds and silver coins are the offerings by the devoties came to temples,
    so the property belongs to god and should remain with temple only, the temple should form a trust like tirupati tirumal devsthanams (ttd) and do the best to the religion,maintaiance of temples in india etc..

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  • Usha Dutta, United Kingdom

    Wed, Jul 06 2011

    Who says India is a third world country, God is great, showering with blessings and wealth, i feel some of this wealth should be displayed in museum like Tutenkhanum's wealth displayed in museum at Cairo, Egypt.But Royal family should be custodian of this wealth, it belongs to them not to state. It's government's responsibility to look after the poor not the Trustees of temple.I really feel proud to be Indian.

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  • vyshu, andhra pradesh

    Tue, Jul 05 2011

    once again prooved that god stays with us..it is a great thing..and we have the blessings of god sri padmanabha swamy..we must feel proud to be indians.......

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  • Venugopal, Thiruananthapuram

    Tue, Jul 05 2011

    The treasure at Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Thiruananthapuram belongs to the royal family who are the custodians of the temple. They have to decide what to do. And they will decide according to the Lord's wishes only.

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  • Acharya, India

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    These "security arrangement" people are the one's in the best position to loot the temple before anyone else. Who is watching them?

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  • Prasanna, Bagalkot/ kuwait

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    I am very happy to know about this great news , also same time i am proud to be an Indian, India is such a beatiful country , Though the Britishers, cheaters, Thieves looted unaccountable , we left with these. GOD IS GREAT , HE IS ALWAYS AROUND US ONLY , ONLY WE HAVE TO UNDERSTAND AND BELIVE.

    We can use this money for our country only , for our people only . BUT ONE VERY VERY IMPORTNAT THING , NO POLITICIANS SHUD B INVOLVED IN THIS MATTER, PLS KEEP AWAY THESE SO CALLED LEADERS , Like sai baba did , we can upbring the downtraden people, educate them , make them good , true human being , a true Indian.

    now whole world is looking at us, we have to do something great, where all people r benefitted , no matter of caste, religion, but dont bring any politician,
    Let us make India Proud ,
    This gold, treasure belongs to Temple only.so the local people should get all the benefits or credits etc.
    think globally , make it in a positive way.
    All the best and good luck ,

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  • mg, ap

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    All the wealth should stritcly remain with the temple only !! We as Citizens should make sure no politicain lays hands on this vast wealth of the Temple.

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