The retired army veteran, insulted by girls, donates £ 4 crore property to temple, 'even for daily needs ...' | Today news

A 65-year-old retired veteran decided to donate property worth £ 4 to Tiruvannamalai district Tiruvannamalai district, because he was neglected by his daughters, with whom he had plays over heritage. The family is now taking legal help to regain the property. S Vijayan, a resident of the Kesavapuram village near Arani Town, visited the Arulmigu Renugambal Amman -Temple in Tamil Nadu’s Tiruvannamalai district a few days back and donated property documents -one worth £ 3 and another worth £ 1. said HR & CE officials. The temple has a total of 11 donation boxes (Hundis). During a routine inspection, officials opened the one placed in front of the Sanctum Sanctorum and were surprised to discover, amid the usual coins and currency notes, original real estate documents set inside. Temple authorities said that the two real estate documents found in the Hundi are for 10 cents of land and a single storey house near the temple. The officials also found a handwritten note with the documents. Milambarasan, the executive of the temple, told Hindu, this is the first time something like this has happened here, “but explained that property documents in a donation box did not legally transfer the ownership to the temple. My decision does not take me back. During their investigation, the temple authorities learned that he had lived with his wife for almost a decade. He has received no support from his family over the years, and his daughters have claimed him to give his rights to them.