Owing to the presence of as many as six secret chambers, the time required to transport the treasure far exceeded the anticipated 24 hours by the operatives.
To coordinate with the treasure excavation team, a small group disguised as British Colonists resolved issues with the devotees outside, announcing that the Padmanabhaswamy Temple was involved in a murder case, necessitating a 24-hour lockdown and investigation.
This operation indeed intimidated the Indian devotees from several nearby cities. Whether the local Indian authorities in these cities would believe it or not was no longer a concern for the operation team.
After all, Indians dared not offend the British. By the time they realized something was amiss, the operatives would have already completed the treasure transport mission.
In fact, when operatives disguised as British announced the lockdown of the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, it had already caught the attention of local Indian officials.
