LUCKNOW, July 7 -- The All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) on Monday expressed concern over the alleged embezzlement of donations at Ayodhya's Ram temple, describing the matter as an "unprecedented, extraordinary and unpardonable crime". The farmers' organisation claimed that the alleged misappropriation hurt the faith of millions and tarnished India's image globally . At a press conference, AIKS national finance secretary P Krishna Prasad said the issue extends beyond cash donations to include gold, silver, precious stones and other valuables, and claimed that the total amount involved could exceed the GDP of some smaller countries. He also alleged that Ayodhya witnessed UP's biggest land scam, claiming that land transactions were manipulated through rapid price escalations, resulting in huge profits for intermediaries while original landowners received meagre compensation. National joint secretary Badal Saroj said that role of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust general secretary Champat Rai in connection with the scam must be probed. National joint secretary Mukut Singh alleged that the scam involved the purchase and sale of government nazul land, encroachment upon land belonging to historic temples and forced displacement of thousands of families and small traders during Ayodhya's redevelopment. The organisation claimed that a SIT, constituted days after the alleged donation theft came to light, was intended to shield the main accused. He also alleged that only minor suspects had been arrested while key individuals remained untouched. AIKS alleged that the UP government failed to make public the findings of an inquiry into earlier land deal allegations despite assurances made in 2021. The organisation called for a time-bound inquiry headed by a sitting or retired Supreme Court judge into both the alleged donation theft and land transactions....