Devasthan’s representatives included in the committee set up for preparation of draft about ‘Inam Land’ sale
The committee has been set up under additional Chief Secretary, Revenue, Registration and Stamp Duty Department.
The committee has been set up under additional Chief Secretary, Revenue, Registration and Stamp Duty Department.
The Mahasangh agreed that the Government’s decision to suspend the draft ‘Devasthan Inam Abolition Act’ was a victory of organised Hindu strength.
Mr Sunil Ghanwat stated that the opposition would continue until the proposed draft law allowing the sale of temple inam lands is withdrawn.
The government should try to repeal this law and ensure that the land of the temple remains under the control of the temple. – Balkrishna Kavade, Chairman, Vighnahar Ganpati Devasthan Trust.
CM Devendra Fadnavis directed the administration to convene a meeting of temple trustees from across the state in the presence of the Revenue Minister.
Former trustees have alleged large-scale financial irregularities in the appointment of trustees at Trimbakeshwar.
Only if the temples remain safe, our God, country and Dharma will remain safe.
The conference will feature guidance sessions by eminent speakers and panel discussions on various temple-related subjects.
It was also known as the temple of Shri Vagdevi (Shri Saraswati Devi). Later, during Muslim invasions, it was converted into a mosque.
A complaint related to this dispute was recently submitted in Gandhinagar. Taking cognisance of the matter, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel ordered an enquiry.