Can a temple registered under society registration act can remove a donation plaque?

You are a donor of a staircase, but not the entire property of the temple. Are you a member of the society?  When the bylaws of the society allow it, the society can.  For your plaque, you request the society. 

Thanks for the reply. I am also a member of the society. If the society doesnt provide me the copy of bylaws, how can I get the copy to go through the rules of the society? legally can I ask the society to re-install the plaque anywhere in the said premises as per the space available?

A temple registered under the Societies Registration Act can remove a donation plaque, but it depends on the specific circumstances and the rules governing the society. 

Generally, if the plaque was placed with the donor's consent and the removal doesn't violate any trust conditions or legal agreements, it may be permissible. 

However, if the plaque is part of a contractual agreement or a legally binding document, removal could lead to legal complications.

If the donation plaque was part of a trust deed or a specific agreement with the donor, removing it could be a breach of contract or trust. 

The specific rules and regulations of the society registered under the Societies Registration Act should be reviewed. 

These rules might have provisions about handling donations and donor recognition. 

Removing a donation plaque without a valid reason could raise questions about the temple's management and its commitment to its donors. 

Very well analysed, opined and advised by learned senior experts, which I endorse.

Donor has no claim, right or interest on a donated amount/ palque. It is to be managed by the Society as part of temple property.