Thiruvananthapuram – The Supreme Court decided that Rs 90,000 crore worth of treasure found in a temple in Kerala will now be filmed and photographed.

The sculptures, some gold, and an impressive collection of jewelry were found in the temple of the 16th century Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple in Thiruvananthapuram.

The vaults of the temple, sealed with nearly 150 years, according to some estimates, has opened the directions of the Supreme Court after the local prosecutor’s alleged poor security situation and the mismanagement of the trust, which takes care of the temple.

Great treasure is believed to have deposited their instruments of the royal family of Travancore. After independence, the descendants of the royal family will continue to monitor the temple that honors the Lord Vishnu.

Mapping is a treasure oversees the two former judges of the High Court of Kerala, the observers of the Supreme Court. Representatives of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). and members of the temple trust is also present in the vaults of a computer program. The Supreme Court rebukes one observer spoke to the media.

The Supreme Court also said Wednesday it would appoint an expert to suggest ways in which the treasure can be preserved. It will also provide guidance on Friday.