Ahmedabad: seven months after the development of the development of the Gandhi Ashram police, for the purpose of rebuilding Precinct Gandhi Ashram, his government council has invited Sabarmati Ashram Preservation and Memorial Trust (SAPMT) to develop concepts of notes on interpretations and exhibitions and visitors’ experiences will have when they visit Ashram, and the area proposed by more than 55 hectares.
Sapmt manages three hectares that stand in Hriday Kunj, Bapu House, Gandhi Archive and a museum designed by architect Charles Correa among several other buildings.
Initially, Ashram Precinct had spread more than 120 hectares and later in the 1960s, six trusteers were formed to manage the affairs of the ashram.
“Cows propose to develop this concept record through an inclusive open process of various groups, institutions and individuals relating to future ashram developments.
All six trust responsible for various activities and regions in Ashram have fulfilled the time to discuss concepts, Expressing their concerns and giving their advice, “claiming a press release from Sabarmati Ashram.
SAPMT supervisor also met with representatives of the Gandhi Peace Foundation, Gandhi Smarak Nidhi, Sarva Seva Sangh, Segram, Gandhi National Museum, Nai Talim Association, National Youth Organization along with other citizens who cared, claiming their concerns, claiming SAPMT press releases.
These bodies will start a protest rally on Sunday from Pune who will peak in the Sabarmati Ashram on October 24.
Yatra’s protest called ‘Sewagram-Sabarmati Chetna Jagran Jarra’ led by Sarva Seva Sangh to protest the return plan.
“We feel that with an official invitation from the council for the consultation and development of the concept of records and dialogue with the authorities must be able to remove misunderstandings and lead to the recovery that will adjust Gandhiji’s memory,” claimed the official press release by SAPMT.
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