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- Sanju Samson has been the scapegoat throughout his career, and now he has been dropped from the squad once again.

- Ashok Sharma: I don't think even 90% of Indian fans have heard his name, but he got selected because of the Gujarat lobby.

- Kuldeep Yadav: Management still haven't realized that Kuldeep is currently India's best spinner and deserves to be backed. But I can bet the management will come back to him again.

- Rajat Patidar: This player is not getting selected because of Gambhir's ego. Otherwise, there's nothing lacking in his game. Rajat should have been picked ahead of Tilak Varma.

- Rinku Singh: I had already said that even if Rinku was dropped for now, the team would eventually come back to him. There are hardly one or two finishers in India as good as him.

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- Sanju Samson has been the scapegoat throughout his career, and now he has been dropped from the squad once again.

- Ashok Sharma: I don't think even 90% of Indian fans have heard his name, but he got selected because of the Gujarat lobby.

- Kuldeep Yadav: Management still haven't realized that Kuldeep is currently India's best spinner and deserves to be backed. But I can bet the management will come back to him again.

- Rajat Patidar: This player is not getting selected because of Gambhir's ego. Otherwise, there's nothing lacking in his game. Rajat should have been picked ahead of Tilak Varma.

- Rinku Singh: I had already said that even if Rinku was dropped for now, the team would eventually come back to him. There are hardly one or two finishers in India as good as him.

In this heated street interview from video 23476.mp4, a reporter directly challenges a citizen regarding accountability and the actions of those managing the temple trust.

The conversation quickly intensifies as the citizen firmly defends the administration, arguing that administrative lapses or accounting errors should be seen as "rectifiable mistakes" rather than outright theft. He asserts that legal actions will naturally follow any verified wrongdoing, urging the public not to jump to conclusions based solely on political narratives.

The debate takes a sharp turn when the discussion shifts to the country’s top leadership.

The citizen asserts that prime ministers and chief ministers are ultimately public servants, not deities, and must be held to clear, professional standards without reducing the dialogue to personal attacks. On the other side, the reporter actively calls out what he defines as "blind faith," pointing out how quick the public can be to overlook transparency concerns when deep emotional or religious sentiments are involved.

This clip captures the complex friction between unwavering faith and the growing public demand for institutional transparency. Where do you draw the line? Form your own opinion after watching. 👇

Amid the growing outrage, Hindu Raksha Dal Chief responded strongly, saying, “It’s Hindu money.”His statement has triggered intense reactions across social media, with many demanding transparency and accountability over donation management, while others are defending the trust.The issue has now become a major talking point, raising serious questions about faith, trust, and financial transparency.