Prayagraj: After a gap of nearly two decades, the Mela campus witnessed not one dispute, agitation, boycott and Dharna / demonstration over the land quota.
Credit for smooth allotment processes went to the District Judge (Magh Mela) Shesh Mani Pandey and his entire team who had worked tirelessly to drain land among around 3000 organizations despite the fact that the Administration Mela faced land erosion problems several times.
District Judge (Magh Mela) Immediately after taking over, have done all homework and coordinated with prominent fortune tellers, the Saints related to Akharas, Akhil Bharatiya Dandi Swami Parishad, Dandi Bara, Acharya Bada and Khak Chowk before the land ration exercise Finally it is produced, however, the positive results of the camp.
This year, officials experienced the right record, bridging the gap of communication and coordination with fortune tellers and the prominent saints before the landfield training, “said a senior official related to Mela for the past two decades.” For years, many organizations Who was not satisfied with land allotment, not only held a series of Dharnas and demonstrations on Mela campus but sometimes even boycotting Mela quoted irregularities in land allotment.
However, this year, there are no such activities witnessed today, “The official was added.
The campus saw many ups and downs during the landfield dispute between 2000 and 2018 and the organization participating in Mela continued to demand their demand for their tents, after 1996 , Jatle over the land ration has begun and in 2003 witnessed the worst phase.
DM (Magh Mela) Shesh Mani Pandey said, “Land allotment exercises were carried out successfully and now the organization set up their tents.” Land allotment work began on December 22.
However, He said we held several rounds of meetings with the saints and leading people at various levels to make the exercise easy.
Now, we focus on providing better basic facilities such as drinking water, toilets, strength, road, ghat baths etc.
to camp -Kamp and Shivir who arrived at Magh Mela.
The Mela campus did not see the struggle, protest over land allotment
