Religious places built before 1980 will not be broken in Uttarakhand, many big temples are also included in the list of forest department

The government has become strict regarding the religious encroachment taking place in the state. In this matter, after the instructions of CM Dhami, the forest department has accelerated the work. But now there is a new twist in this matter. The Forest Department has taken a big decision regarding religious encroachment.

Religious places built before 1980 will not be broken
The Forest Department has taken a big decision regarding religious encroachment. The department has decided not to demolish religious places built before 1980 in reserved forest areas. After this the encroachment will be removed.

This was agreed upon in the meeting held on Friday. In this case, the nodal officer says that in the first phase the newly built religious places will be removed by encroachment.

Most of the temples were built before 1980
The list of religious places built illegally in all reserved forest areas of the state including Rajaji and Tiger Reserve, Gangotri and Nanda Devi Biosphere Park has been prepared by the Forest Department.

It has been revealed in this list that most of the temples in these areas were built before 1980. The famous Mansa Devi temple is also included in this list. The Mansa Devi temple was built in 1903 and other temples were built before the formation of Rajaji National Park in the year 1983.

Report called for such places in three days
Talking about the Rajaji Tiger Reserve, there are tombs near the Chilla Canal in the Chilla Range, the cemetery in the Kunaun Beat of the Gauhri Range, the Chilla-Motichur Corridor Beat in the Motichur Range, and many other tombs which have become Rajaji National Park. have already been there since. According to the information received, reports of such places have been called within three days.