The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has shortlisted three candidates for the post of its first full-time Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The three-member search committee submitted its final recommendations ahead of the Trust’s September 2 meeting in Ayodhya. The identities of the shortlisted candidates have not been officially disclosed, although reports say all three are from Uttar Pradesh. The selection comes after the Trust announced major administrative changes following the Ayodhya Ram Temple donation controversy. The new CEO is expected to take charge of the Trust’s administrative and operational responsibilities.Who Are The Three CEO Candidates?The Trust’s search committee has narrowed the selection to three candidates after a large recruitment process. Reports indicate that the candidates have experience across different parts of the country and have worked with government bodies and major projects. One candidate is reportedly a retired military officer. However, the Trust has not officially released their names.Three candidates have been shortlisted for the first full-time CEO post.The shortlisted candidates are reportedly from Uttar Pradesh.Their identities have not been officially made public.The Trust is expected to decide the appointment on September 2.One reported candidate is a retired military officer.Trust Begins Leadership OverhaulThe decision to create a CEO position followed a major administrative review within the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The Trust accepted the resignations of General Secretary Champat Rai and trustee Anil Mishra in July amid an investigation into alleged irregularities involving temple donations. Krishna Mohan was subsequently given additional responsibility as interim general secretary.The Trust also formed a search committee to identify a suitable person for the new CEO position. Reports said the selection process began with thousands of applications before candidates were progressively shortlisted for interviews and further evaluation. The CEO position is intended to bring a more structured administrative system to the organisation.September 2 Meeting Holds Key DecisionThe three-member search committee submitted its final report on September 1, setting the stage for the Trust’s meeting on September 2. Trust members are expected to discuss the recommendations and choose one candidate for the first full-time CEO role.The appointment is significant because it represents one of the biggest changes to the Trust’s administrative structure since its formation. The CEO will be expected to strengthen day-to-day management and oversight as the Ram Temple complex continues to develop. The selection also comes at a time when the Trust is facing increased public attention over its handling of donations and administration.Key HighlightsThree candidates have been shortlisted for the first full-time CEO post.The search committee submitted its final report on September 1.The Trust is expected to make the final decision on September 2.The candidates are reportedly from Uttar Pradesh.Their names have not been officially disclosed.The CEO post was created during a wider administrative overhaul after the donation controversy.What Happens After The CEO Selection?The selection of the first CEO will mark a new phase in the administration of the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The appointment follows the departure of Champat Rai and Anil Mishra during the donation-related controversy and the appointment of Krishna Mohan as interim general secretary.The Trust is now moving towards a more formal executive structure, with the CEO expected to handle important administrative responsibilities. The final decision rests with the Trust, and the identities and professional backgrounds of the selected candidates should become clearer once the appointment is officially announced.Disclaimer: This article is provided for knowledge and news-information purposes only. The identities of the shortlisted candidates have not been officially confirmed in the reports available at the time of publication, and further details may change after the Trust meeting.
