Following HR&CE audit findings on operational and financial deficiencies at Mylapore’s historic Kapaleeswarar Temple, our team reviewed the report and submitted representations demanding systemic administrative reforms. To enforce accountability, we filed a writ petition before the Madras High Court.

On April 29, 2026, the court directed the HR&CE Department to examine the audit findings, consider our representations, and issue a reasoned order within a fixed timeframe of 3 months. The project now monitors compliance with judicial directions, leveraging professional expertise and citizen oversight to safeguard temple assets, improve revenue management, and establish a scalable governance model for public religious institutions across Tamil Nadu.
On completion of 3 months on 29.7.26 we have also issued a contempt notice on Commissioner HRCE that the court order has not been complied with, and we would initiate contempt proceedings.