A series of viral posts on social media and some media reports recently claimed that the Government of India plans to introduce a nationwide scheme to monetise gold stored in temple trusts. The claims further suggested that the government may issue gold bonds in exchange for temple gold and treat temple structures as part of national gold reserves.
These rumours quickly spread, confusing citizens and religious institutions. However, official sources have now clarified that no such policy or proposal exists. Authorities have strongly rejected these claims and confirmed that the information being circulated is completely false and misleading.
Claims have been circulating on social media and in some media outlets, suggesting that the Government of India is considering a nationwide scheme to monetise gold held by temple trusts. These posts also mention the possibility of issuing gold bonds against temple gold reserves and reclassifying temple assets under broader financial frameworks.
The narrative further suggests that discussions or approvals have taken place regarding the use of temple-owned gold in government-linked financial instruments. These claims have gained traction online, leading to widespread debate and confusion among users.
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