The Ayodhya Development Authority issued a notice to the wife of Lavkush Mishra regarding an allegedly unauthorized three-story under-construction house [1].

This action follows an ongoing investigation into the embezzlement of funds intended for the Ram Temple. The scrutiny of assets linked to the accused suggests that authorities are tracing the flow of diverted donations to identify illegal gains.

Lavkush Mishra is identified as a key accused in the donation scam [2]. The notice concerns a building that is currently under construction and allegedly lacks the necessary legal permits from city planners [1].

Local officials are focusing on the structural legality of the property as part of a broader effort to hold those involved in the scam accountable. The Ayodhya Development Authority issued a notice [3], signaling a move to enforce zoning and construction laws against those tied to the financial investigation.

Police are continuing to intensify their investigation into the embezzlement case [3]. Investigators are looking into whether the funds used for the construction of the three-story house [1] were sourced from the diverted temple donations.

While the specific date the notice was served was not disclosed, the move coincides with increased legal pressure on Mishra and his associates. The case has drawn significant attention due to the high profile of the Ram Temple project and the scale of the alleged financial misconduct.

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The issuance of this construction notice indicates that investigators are expanding their scope beyond the primary embezzlement charges to include asset recovery and financial auditing. By targeting the properties of family members, authorities are attempting to establish a direct link between the stolen donations and the acquisition of luxury real estate in Ayodhya.