LUCKNOW, Aug. 6 -- Congress Legislature Party leader Aradhana Mishra on Wednesday accused the state government of shying away from public issues and avoiding a debate on the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya. Expressing disapproval of the decision to adjourn the Monsoon Session of the state assembly ahead of schedule, she said, "The full-majority government is fearful and intimidated. We had demanded a discussion in the House-under Rules 311 and 56-regarding the theft of donations and offerings at the Ram Lalla temple, as well as the shortage of fertilisers for farmers in the state. However, the government's intent is inherently anti-democratic as it has no desire to adhere to the Constitution or the rules and traditions of the House." "Why is the government running away from a discussion? Neither the Uttar Pradesh government is debating the matter, nor is Prime Minister Narendra Modi providing answers regarding the theft of donations and offerings at the Ram Mandir. The Yogi Adityanath government is so terrified of the issue of theft at the Ram Mandir that it passed the (supplementary) budget without any discussion," she said in a statement after the House was adjourned sine die on Wednesday. The public has realised that the organised and systematic loot of donations at the Ram Lalla temple was carried out under political protection and that is precisely why the looters are being shielded, said Mishra....