Over ₹2.07 crore in donations received at Mehsana's Bahucharaji Temple in seven days
Counting of the vast amount of donations is underway and will continue until November 6.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
5 November 2026, 2:22 pm · Updated 2:30 pm · 2 min read
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According to a report by TV9 Gujarati, the counting of donations offered by devotees at the famous Bahucharaji Mataji Temple in Mehsana district is currently underway. The process of counting began by taking out the donation amounts that had been stored in sacks for the last two and a half years. On the seventh day of the counting, an additional ₹23.95 lakh in cash was found from the treasury. With this, the total donation figure has crossed ₹2.07 crore so far.
Due to the large volume of donations, strict security arrangements have been put in place throughout the process. Special arrangements have been made by the administrative machinery to prevent any kind of irregularity in the counting of donations. A team including one Deputy Collector, one Mamlatdar, two Deputy Mamlatdars, and three Revenue Talatis has been deployed for this task. The donations are being counted under the supervision of all these officials.
The entire process is being conducted under the surveillance of CCTV cameras. To prevent any irregularity, rules have also been set for the employees involved in the counting. The work of counting donations at the Bahucharaji Temple is not yet complete, and this process will continue for the next three days. While ₹2.07 crore in cash has emerged so far, the final donation figure may increase further after the final count. Small currency notes and coins from the donation boxes will be given to traders for proper disposal. The donations offered by devotees at the feet of Bahuchar Mataji are being counted under strict security and administrative supervision.
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