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SC appoints panel to preserve Padmanabhaswamy Temples assets

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New Delhi, July 21 (ANI):Supreme Court on Thursday appointed a five member expert committee in New Delhi, to prepare the inventory of the treasure trove unearthed at Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple at Thiruvanathapuram in Kerala.The court has also instructed the committee members to preserve the assets of the temple. M.K.S Menon, Supreme Court lawyer representing the Travancore royal family told mediapersons after the court proceeding in New Delhi that the court has appointed Director General of National Museum, C V Ananda Bose as the head of the committee.The expert committee also consists of representatives from Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

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