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Temple, part of mazar, demolished in Jhandewalan

By IANS | Updated: August 20, 2023 09:20 IST

New Delhi, Aug 20 A temple and the front wall of a mazar (known as Mamu-Bhanje mazar) were ...

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New Delhi, Aug 20 A temple and the front wall of a mazar (known as Mamu-Bhanje mazar) were razed by the Public Works Department as part of an anti-encroachment drive on Rani Jhansi Road in the Jhandewalan area on Sunday morning.

The demolition was carried out in the presence of a large number of police and paramilitary personnel to maintain the law and order situation.

According to sources, the action was meant to pave the way for a proposed road widening project.

No untoward incidents were reported in the area, and the drive was peaceful, police said.

The temple will be shifted to a nearby area, the sources added.

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