Sabarimala gold loss: No one who stole from God will be spared, says Kerala Devaswoms Minister
Kerala Devaswoms Minister K Muraleedharan stated that those involved in the Sabarimala gold loss will face strong action, regardless of their political affiliations. He emphasized that no one who steals from God will be spared and is awaiting a report from the Special Investigation Team. Additionally, he addressed concerns about Ebola outbreaks, assuring that India has set up stringent screening measures at airports and seaports.
- ▪Muraleedharan asserted that strong action will be taken against anyone involved in the Sabarimala gold loss case.
- ▪He mentioned that isolation wards have been established in government medical colleges across Kerala for Ebola monitoring.
- ▪The minister urged travelers from abroad to report any initial symptoms of illness to health professionals.
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Sabarimala gold loss: No one who stole from God will be spared, says Kerala Devaswoms MinisterSabarimala gold loss: No one who stole from God will be spared, says Kerala Devaswoms MinisterPublished on: May 24, 2026 2:53 PM ISTPTIShare viaCopy link Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala Devaswoms Minister K Muraleedharan on Sunday said that no one involved in the Sabarimala gold loss case would be spared irrespective of their party leanings.Sabarimala gold loss: No one who stole from God will be spared, says Kerala Devaswoms MinisterMuraleedharan said that he was waiting for the report of the Special Investigation Team and, accordingly, further action would be taken."No one who steals from God will be spared.
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