Local Inhabitant Shares Details on Love Kush Mishra Construction Amid Probe

Amid the ongoing investigation into the Ram Temple cash‑counter controversy, a resident of Ayodhya has spoken about the construction activities at Love Kush Mishra’s property. The house, whose demolition is being speculated, sparked a series of inquiries by police and the city’s development agency.

Neighbour Rajkumar Pandey recounted that the building work commenced toward the end of February. He said officials visited the site several times in recent days, questioning locals about plot demarcation and ownership.

He remembered a land‑purification ceremony at the start of the project and mentioned that his household supplied water for the drilling phase. Apart from occasional visits by Mishra or his father to monitor the work, the site was mainly occupied by contractors and labourers, limiting personal contact with residents.

Pandey became aware of the graft accusations against Mishra through media coverage, which highlighted the accused’s role in cash‑handling at the temple’s ticketing desk. He stresses that any demolition decision must include clear safeguards to protect adjacent homes and consider legal avenues such as recovery before proceeding.

Thus far, Pandey says no official notice has arrived from the authorities; all information about a potential bulldozer operation comes from newspaper reports and informal channels.