Bajrangi Bali ordered to collect fine for not removing temple built on encroached land
Bhopal. Railway Department in Morena, Madhya Pradesh A very strange case has come out from the SIDE. Where the department has issued a notice to Lord Bajrangbali sitting in the temple built in Sabalgarh. In the notice, the temple has been described as an encroachment. In the notice, Bajrang Bali was also instructed to remove the encroachment within seven days. Railways will take action if the encroachments are not removed and the jcb’s expenses will be recovered from Bajrangbali.
According to media reports, a notice has been issued on February 8 on behalf of senior block engineer of Jhansi Railway Division, Jaura Alapur in the name of Bajrang Bali, Sabalgarh. The notice is going viral on social media. Users are also trolling the railway fiercely.
In the notice issued by the Railway Department, addressed to Lord Bajrang Bali, it is written that you have encroached on railway land by building a house in the middle kilometer of Sabalgarh. You vacate the railway land within seven days. Otherwise, action will be taken by the administration to remove the encroachment done by you.
Railway Public Relations Officer Manoj Mathurs was quoted as saying that work on sheopur-Gwalior broad gauge line in Sabalgarh is going on. If the temple is coming in the middle of the broad gauge line, then it will have to be removed. The temple is in railway land, so a duly notice has been given.
