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The Government of India has dismissed circulating claims that it plans to issue gold bonds to temples in exchange for temple gold reserves or has approved any proposal for monetisation of temple gold holdings. Authorities clarified that rumours regarding the inclusion of temple gold, including gold plates on temple towers, doors, or structures, as part of India's "Strategic Gold Reserves" are completely false, misleading, and baseless. Citizens have been urged not to share unverified information
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FAQ :
No, the Government of India has dismissed circulating claims and stated that there are no plans to issue gold bonds to temples in exchange for their gold reserves or to monetise temple gold holdings.
The government has clarified that rumours suggesting the issuance of gold bonds to temples in exchange for their gold reserves are false and misleading.
No, claims that gold plates on temple towers, doors, or other structures will be considered 'Strategic Gold Reserves of India' have been clarified as false, misleading, and entirely baseless.
Citizens are urged to rely only on official government communications, press releases, and verified platforms for authentic policy updates and information regarding government schemes.
The government is addressing these rumours to prevent the spread of unverified information, which creates unnecessary confusion and may mislead the public.
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