The railway sent a notice to “Hanumanji”
The railway sent a notice to “Hanumanji”: धनबाद – If someone’s shop or house is built on government land, the government will give notice before it is evicted. But have you ever heard of a notice being issued in God’s name? In fact, the Dhanbad temple in Jharkhand is built on a railway site. The railway administrator sent a notice about this to the temple in the name of Hanuman Temple (the railway sent a notice to “Hanuman Temple”). The East Central Railroad posted the notice on the wall outside the temple on Tuesday evening.>>*IBCtwenty four news channel of Whatssup join a group here click do*<
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The railway sent a notice to “Hanumanji”
Railway Notifies “Hanuman Temple”: The notification sent to Hanuman Temple states that your temple is being built on a railway site. who is in illegal possession Destroy the temple and vacate the land within 10 days of receiving the notice. If not, legal action will be taken. This whole issue belongs to the Bekarband region. The railroad posted a notice vacating the land of Catic Basti. The railway is calling for the removal of not only the Hanuman temple, but also the illegal slums surrounding it.
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Railway officials say they spelled Hanumanji’s name wrong
The railway sent a notice to ‘Hanumanji’: SK Chowdhury, Senior Section Engineer, Dhanbad Railway Division, said this was a human error. Hanuman Ji’s name was written incorrectly on the notice. It will improve. We will be very careful not to make such mistakes in the future. It was not the authorities’ intention to hurt anyone’s feelings. It was necessary to remove the encroachment from the land.
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people who have lived on railroad land for 20 years
The railway has sent a notice to “Hanuman Ji”: in the Katic district of Bekarbandhu, people have been living on the railway site for 20 years. The people of the Katik community here mostly come from Uttar Pradesh. By creating slums, they keep water, fruit, fish, vegetables and other small businesses going for years. The railroad team posted notices to vacate all homes in the area as squatters. Every house has a notice on the wall with their name on it. In this area he has more than 300 families.
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