Ranchi: The Government Jharkhand Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) on Wednesday refrained from making a decision to reopen the Temples for worshipers and chose to wait for the Supreme Court’s decision on the Panda Panda Dharma Rakshini, BAIDYANATH Temple Imam Body Dham in Deoghar.
“At the SDMA meeting, Secretary of the State Disaster Management Amitabh Kaushal told the minister’s chairman that the Supreme Court’s decision on the reopening Baidyanath Dham Temple had emerged in several newspapers.
It was decided that the disaster management wing had to find a further order of the reopening of the temple after studying the order The Supreme Court.
SDMA will meet the next after a copy of the assessment is accepted, “a statement issued by the Soren Office read.
Panda Dharm Rakshini Sabha has been in July moved the APEX court and looked for its intervention in reopening the Baidyanath Dham temple for worshipers to maintain the historic tradition to offer water to the gods who remained intact.
On Tuesday, the APEX court rejected an urgent hearing request about this issue.
Meanwhile, Deoghar Mla Narayan Das on Wednesday sitting with an unlimited hunger strike in the Assembly looking for the opening of the Babadham temple.
He was persuaded to return home by the speaker.
Answering his request, Soren said that his government was worried about Panda and the priests but wanted to make a decision to reopen the temple after experts consultation.
“We all know why schools, colleges, temples and all religious places are closed.
We must remain limited to our house because of the pandemic but we gradually return to normal.
Be patient and we will immediately make a decision,” he said.
The government stores mothers above the temple opening
