Noida: The Indian Archaeological Survey (ASI) has ordered the FIR to seven people for illegal development in the protected area around the wall limit of Sree Zeen Teacher Dronacharya Temple in Greater Noida.
The temple has been under the supervision of breast milk for the past 10 years.
“Seven people have served a notification in May but they continued to build shops and expand their existing property in an area of ​​300 meters from the temple boundary wall,” said Sevendra Singh, a monument for ASI, GB Nagar / Bulandshahr.
According to breast milk officials, around 50 people whose property is in the area that is prohibited and regulated will be presented notice.
Team four ASI members who visited the area to stop construction on Tuesday against a difficult crowd.
“When my team members told me, I told the police.
Before we could reach that place, our team Gherrao by local residents who leveled false accusations of our employees.
I told the DCP (Greater Noida), after that the team was Led by Dankur Sho arrived.
However, the locals managed to escape, “said Singh.
He added that people named complaining – Vinay Goyal, Rajendra Prasad, Sachin Bansal, Rahul Bansal, Khhichhumul alias Parmanand, Kanhaiya Verma, Hariom Sharma, Alok Bansal and Kanti Prasad Sharma – Previously approached GB Nagar Sharma, Dr.
Mahesh Sharma, and demanded So that their construction should not be stopped.
“Rooms are built in the protected area around the monument when MP is responsible for the Ministry of Culture Union,” said a senior ASI official.
However, representatives of Sharma Sanjay Bali said: “I did not know whatever construction was carried out in the temple complex as long as he was a minister of culture.
A group of property owners came 15-20 days ago.
MP will see the problem and talk to ASI officials and the minister of culture when This.
“ASI official said they could understand any construction in the protected area around the temple and stopped it.
“No one can claim land ownership and property in the area that falls in a regulated category.
Whatever construction requires permission from ASI, which is not taken in this matter,” said an official.
While previously the monument was under Agra Mandal ASI, now it has been submitted to Mandal Meerut.
Officials have written to the Superintent Archaeologist, Meerut Mandal, because of staying.