Structures on Encroached Ponds in Janakpurdham Demolished
Summary
Bulldozers have demolished more than 65 permanent and temporary structures encroaching on seven historical ponds in Janakpurdham. The removal is part of a Guthi Sansthan-led campaign to protect pond banks and other heritage sites in the greater Janakpur region.
Key Points
- Bulldozers have cleared encroached structures from the banks of seven historical and archaeological ponds in Janakpurdham.
- More than 65 permanent and temporary structures, including a public toilet, were demolished in the first phase.
- The drive is being led by the Guthi Sansthan and a committee formed to protect and manage Guthi land.
- The committee says demarcation and removal of encroachments will continue around other ponds and heritage sites in the region.
