SP MP Ziaur Rahman Burke
Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh has been in the news for the last few days. A Shiva temple was found about 200 meters away from the house of SP MP Ziaur Rahman Burke. Now worship has also started taking place in it. Today encroachment is being removed from this temple. At the same time, now a big statement of SP MP Ziaur Rahman Burke has come out on this matter.
If he had wanted, the temple would have been transformed in 46 days.
The SP MP said, ‘The message of love given by Sambhal should be told to the people. Muslim population is high in Sambhal. If he wanted, the temple could have been changed in 46 days, but Muslims showed that they do not capture any temple. The temples built in Muslim localities in Sambhal remain safe.
Two wells found near the temple
Every day new evidence of Sanatan is being found in every particle of Sambhal. During the campaign to remove encroachment, first a temple was found which was closed for 46 years, then a well was found near the temple. Yesterday another well was found just 50 meters away from the temple. Here in Sambhal, the administration is continuing nonstop action against encroachment. Illegal construction on the parikrama path of Shiva temple is being demolished.
The parikrama path is open from three sides
Actually, the parikrama path is open from three sides, while one side has been encroached upon. He is being removed. It is being told that after the notice from the district administration, the landlords themselves are removing the encroachment. Large tarpaulins have been installed on the house so that while demolishing the house, the debris does not fall on the temple or the well and cause damage to it.
Crowd of devotees gathered for Hanuman ji darshan
Let us tell you that the work of removing encroachment near the temple in Sambhal is being done by the government. Due to fear of the government, now the landlords themselves are demolishing the illegal construction near the temple. A crowd of devotees has also gathered in the temple to see Hanumanji.
