Temple Trust in Mathura to Use Computerised Machine to Test Purity of Metal Donations
The machine will test 20 metals without damaging donations, and donors will sign reports while CCTV records the counting process, officials said.
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Mathura’s Krishna Janmasthan temple trust to use tech to test purity of metal donations on the spot
After Ram temple controversy, CCTV footage of donation counting process now being preserved for six months instead of one month earlier at the Mathura shrine
Temple trust in Mathura to use computerised machine to test purity of metal donations
Sri Krishna Janmasthan Sewa Sansthan will use a computerized machine to check metal donation purity starting from Navratri. This machine can test for 20 metals without altering the original form of donations. Donors will receive a purity report when making their contributions, which will require their signatures. The counting of donations will also be recorded under CCTV surveillance for increased transparency.
To ensure the purity of the metal material donated by devotees at Shri Krishna Janmasthan and to further strengthen transparency in the donation system, the received metal material will now be tested on the spot using scientific methods. Donations will be accepted and receipts issued only after the purity of the metal is verified. Transparency will be maintained in donations Giving information in this regard, Kapil Sharma, Secretary of Shri Kris…
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