the Temple. 'Mahaprasad ' could not be stored and sold in a 'saraghara ' but was to be sold in Anand Bazar the place specifically set apart for the purpose, and that since the plaintiff had been committing a breach of discipline and violating the orders of the respondents be storing and selling 'Mahaprasad ' in the 'Saraghara ' standing on plot No. 167 (which had been recorded in the record of rights as 'khas dakhali ' land of the respondents and was never intended for storage and sale of 'Mahaprasad ') and was thus acting in a manner derogatory to the dignity of the Temple, the respondents in whom the governance and administration of the Temple and its endowments vested under section 5 of the Act were competent to take action under sections 21 (A) and 30(A) of the Act.