- It is believed that Sheshnag himself protects it.
- Earlier in 1990 the treasury couldn’t be opened
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Mathura. The thriller of the 160 year old ‘treasure’ of the well-known Thakur Banke Bihari temple of Vrindavan goes to be revealed after 54 years on the day of Dhanteras. Everyone needs to know what’s there in this treasure? What is the worth of necessary gadgets and treasures saved in the basement at present? After the opening of the treasury, the thriller of how a lot wealth the temple has will be revealed. Actually everybody needs to know what’s there in this treasure? What is the worth of necessary gadgets and treasures saved in the basement at present?
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After spending 10 years collectively, he took such a step that the listeners had been surprised.
The work of opening the treasury will begin from 2 pm in entrance of 11 members of the committee constituted by the Supreme Court. During this time, all of the senior officers of the district will additionally be current and there will be videography of the complete course of. After making ready the record of helpful gadgets saved in the treasury, it will be closed once more. It stays to be seen whether or not this treasure will be opened or not as a result of it’s believed that Sheshnag himself protects it.

The High Power Committee constituted by the Supreme Court will open the treasury i.e. the basement beneath the planet of Thakur Banke Bihari Temple at 2 pm on Saturday. Precious diamonds, jewelry, gold and silver are anticipated to be discovered in this treasury (cellar). Earlier it was 1971 when the cellar was opened and since then it has been sealed. An try was made to open the basement in 1990 but it surely couldn’t be opened.
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Shailendra Goswami of the temple administration mentioned that the basement of the Banke Bihari temple will be opened underneath the course of the Civil Judge Junior Division and videography of this course of will additionally be finished. During this time all of the members of the committee will be current. In 1971, the stuff that was taken out from the basement was saved in the locker of State Bank of India in Banke Bihari Temple by the Management Committee. This 11-member committee consists of retired High Court Judge Ashok Kumar, Civil Judge Junior Division Director Shipra Dubey, City City Magistrate, CO City, Accounts Officer of the temple, apart from Senior Superintendent of Police, Additional Superintendent of Police, District Magistrate, 4 Goswami of Banke Bihari Temple.