More Gold, Cash Tumble Out Of Sathya Sai Baba's Cupboards

Money, gold and silver continued to fall out cabinets at the end of Sathya Sai Baba. S Puttaparthi town residential district in Andhra Pradesh, along with valuables worth around Rs.59 crore he was still three rounds to count.

Started the final round of fixtures on Monday Yajur Mandir Prashant Nilayam, found Anantpur district officials jewelry, cash and other valuables.

Inventory, the third month, the 34.5 kg gold, 340 kilograms of silver and Rs.1.90 crore till the money on Monday night. As you read again Tuesday morning in the presence of officials of the Sathya Sai Central Trust.

Durgadas Anantapur district collector, told reporters last night that the count began at 10:45 on Monday and lasted nearly 12 hours. Jewellery, cash and other valuables were six rooms, which opened earlier rounds.

Officials found the gold bangles, earrings, silver cups, cutlery, cookware, plates, spoons, puja materials, expensive saris, shirts, pants and other gift items.

The authorities believe may be room and cabinets that were not before, and the search for more taxes.

The third environment is likely to raise further doubts about the operation of the trust that manages things a spiritual empire, Sathya Sai Baba.

Trust, who opened a personal spiritual guru of the 16th chamber on June 24 for the first time after his death April was Rs.11.56 crore, 98 kg of gold and jewels of gold, 307 kg of silver articles.

He also claimed that it has completed the inventory of all articles.

But triggered two days after having been transported to the police seizure of Rs.35 lakh in Bangalore Prashant Nilayam a huge row with the supporters as it is claimed that members of the trust and financial irregularities involving a large sum of money and gold was sent to Baba ashram.

Although the Trust explained that the money was donated by a group of buildings dedicated to Baba's "Samadhi" The police still have not solved the mystery behind the missing money.

Arrested after clashing with government money, and claims of supporters came to the district officials checked the rooms adjoining the Yajur Mandir on July 3 and found silver and gold items worth over Rs.76 lakh.

Is the second and third round of the valuables lost in the original requirements, I believe that there was no room left to check, officials say.

Inventory in three rounds so far, nearly Rs.59 crore worth of gold, silver and cash recovered from the Yajur Mandir and the adjacent room, officials say.

More money, gold and silver are found when the expert committee on state government has submitted a report to assess the credibility of the 10th July.

Report to the trust after the government issued a message asking whether to send all the details of their finances, operations, revenue officials and members of confidence in the background and future plans.

After evaluation, the government will probably make a decision whether to trust or to establish a mechanism to monitor the trust in light of the demands of fans.