2.The petitioner earlier had sent a representation to the second respondent/ the District Collector, Tirunelveli District, and a copy marked to the temple authorities and the fourth respondent/Executive Officer. From his representation, it is seen that the temple was formed 450 years back by one Gurunatha Sithar of Thuzhuva Velalar Community. While forming the said temple, the then ruler of Thiruvidangur Samasthanam had gifted land measuring to an extent of 1000 acres in between S.No.921 to 1071 and in between 384 to 484 and thereafter, they had gifted Gold jewels, Diamond jewelries and Emerald Vinayagar Statue (Maragatha vinayagar) worth about 300 crores. This temple was administered by one Mr.Nambiyapillai and four others. Now, the petitioner finds that a valuables gifted to the temple is no more available in the temple. The temple was previously administered by the seventh respondent and his family members and also the Executive Officer. Hence, they are responsible and answerable for the lands and jewelries of the temple. Thereafter, the petitioner had also lodged a complaint before the Superintendent of Police. Since no action has been taken, he had filed the present writ petition.