VHP Leader Champat Rai Breaks Silence, Says ‘Truth Will Prevail’ After Final SIT Report

VHP leader Champat Rai has issued his first public response after stepping down as the general secretary of the Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust amid allegations of theft linked to donations at the Ram Temple.

In a statement shared on X, Rai said he had refrained from commenting on the matter while the Special Investigation Team (SIT) carried out its preliminary inquiry and maintained that the truth would emerge once the investigation is complete.

Says Silence Was Deliberate

Rai said speculation surrounding the alleged theft during the counting of donations at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple complex, reported since June 6, 2026, had led to several allegations against him.

धीरज धर्म मित्र अरु नारी,
आपद काल परिखिअहिं चारी। pic.twitter.com/PHtGs95ass

— Champat Rai (@ChampatRaiVHP) July 7, 2026

He said he chose not to respond publicly because the Trust wanted the SIT to first complete and verify its preliminary findings, which have now been made public.

Appeals For Patience Until Probe Ends

Calling for restraint, Rai said the preliminary report should not be treated as the final word on the matter.

He urged people to wait for the SIT’s final conclusions, adding that only after the investigation is complete would it be appropriate to address what he described as misinformation and misconceptions surrounding the case. According to Rai, the facts will become clear in due course.

‘My Public Life Has Been An Open Book’

Reflecting on his decades of public service, Rai said he has been working in Ayodhya through the organisation since October 1991 and that his nearly 45-year public life has always been transparent.

He said his record has remained open to public scrutiny wherever he has worked and reaffirmed his faith in the truth.