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GSB Samithi alleges authorities of including legal temple in demolition list

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February 2, 2011

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Mangalore, February 2: Although Sri Vitoba Rukhumayi Mandir located at Bajpe administered by GSB Seva Samithi, is not an unauthorized construction on public place, Deputy Commissioner and Assistant Executive Engineer of PWD Department, Mangalore Sub-Division have served the notice to dislocate the Mandir, alleged K Sudhakar Kamath, Secretary of the Samithi.

Addressing the media persons in a press meet organised by Hindu Janajagruthi Samithi here on Wednesday, Kamath said GSB Seva Samithi had constructed the mandir in the year 1975 and registered with Registrar of Societies in 1982. The temple had been renovated in 1997 after obtaining license from Bajpe Gram Panchayath, he said, adding that as per the RTC records the Mandir and its compound belong to the Samithi.

“We have submitted all the documents that prove the authorization of the Mandir to Deputy Commissioner and PWD Engineer on January 12 2011, but they have served the notice to dislocate on January 22” he said.

He urged the concerned officials to look into the matter thoroughly and drop the name of Sri Vitoba Rukhumayi Mandir from demolition list.

M Vasantha Kamath, B Rama Bhat Sullia, Ramesh Nayak, Ramanand, Ramesh Bhat and others were present at the press meet.


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