Devghat Religious Land Encroached

Tanahun. Land owned by the Ram Mandir Guti at the famous religious pilgrimage site Devghatdham in the district has been encroached upon. It is estimated that about 30 ropanis of land out of 149 ropanis in the name of the Guti have been encroached upon, with permanent and temporary structures built and settlements established.

In that area, 106 people from 37 households have built permanent and temporary structures and settled. Purnabahadur Kunwar, spokesperson of Devghat Rural Municipality and ward chairman of Ward No. 5, informed that the land is being bought and sold based on household documents.