There was a stir in Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh, when two sides came face to face to occupy the land of the 400-year-old Hanuman temple. Police-administration officials, who arrived on the information, pacified the matter. Both sides had been claiming on the prized land of the temple for a long time.

According to the information, the first side, which is being led by Ram Prakash Gupta, claims that he has the papers of the temple land. He says that the temple committee was dissolved two years ago, and no new committee was formed since then. On the other hand, Pappan Rastogi of the other side says that he is a member of the temple committee and wants to build a store room and market to increase the grandeur of the temple. For this, they are planning to collect donations from all society and start construction work on vacant land.

Pappan Rastogi told that we are working for the grandeur of the temple. The construction of the store room and market will develop the temple, while Manoj Gandhi said to the family owner of the temple’s land that this land belongs to Gandhi Baba’s family. We want to get it done to make it grand with the help of all society.

Women created a ruckus

During the land dispute, there was a sharp noise between the two sides in the temple premises. The women created a ruckus with placards and shouted slogans in support of their side. To control the situation, the police and administrative officials reached the spot and held talks between the two sides. The process of settling to resolve the dispute and start puja was started.

Administration talks to resolve the matter through negotiations

Since both sides are strong, the authorities are still avoiding speaking anything openly on this matter. The DSP and SDM tried to calm the situation by negotiating with both sides. The administration started talks about worship and construction work, so that the dispute can be resolved.

400 The year old is Hanuman Temple

Please tell here that this Hanuman temple located in the Chowk of Fatehpur is about 400 years old and is the main center of faith of the local people. There has been factionalism in the past regarding the ownership of the land of the temple, at present, this matter remains a matter of discussion in the entire city.