Opposition MPs staged a protest in Parliament over the alleged theft of donations at the Ram Temple and police action against students, reports said. Members of the Samajwadi Party, who took part in the protest, said ₹47,000 has been collected so far and the money would be donated to the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, with a receipt taken as proof. The protest highlights growing opposition concerns about the handling of temple funds and the treatment of student demonstrators. Police action against students was also cited as a reason for the protest, though further details of the incident were not provided. The Samajwadi Party's statement on the donation amount was the only specific figure mentioned in the reports. The protest took place within Parliament premises, according to the reports. No arrests or immediate responses from the government were reported. The allegations of theft and the police action are still under investigation. The Samajwadi Party's decision to collect and return the money appears aimed at showing transparency, as they plan to formally hand over the amount and obtain an official receipt from the temple authorities. This is not the first time opposition parties have raised issues related to the Ram Temple, but the combination of donation theft and student police action has added fresh tension to the parliamentary session.