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Ayodhya temple gets Op Sindoor veteran as CEO
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Air Marshal Mishra was commissioned in the Indian Air Force as a fighter pilot in December 1986.
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Ayodhya temple gets Op Sindoor veteran as CEO
Ayodhya: Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra (Retired) has been selected as the first chief executive officer of the Ram Temple Trust from a long list of over 5,000 applicants. The former officer held several commanding positions in the Indian Air Force and was the chief of its Western Command during Operation Sindoor.
He will have on his hands the onerous task of making the management and financial accountability of the temple robust, which had been hit by a debilitating donation theft controversy earlier this year. Air Marshal Mishra was commissioned in the Indian Air Force as a fighter pilot in December 1986.
He retired in May 2026 after serving for over 38 years. Mishra's appointment is part of the structural changes brought in the Ram Temple Trust following the donation theft in Ayodhya.
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