Jaipur: Two days after a 47-year-old man ended his life and blamed cabinet minister Mahesh Joshi and priests of the adjacent temple for halting his house’s construction work in Chandi ki Taksal area, the priests on Wednesday held a presser and said that several court rulings had said that the land on which the house was being built belonged to the temple.
Counsel for the priests, Rajesh Colonel, said that the family of deceased Ram Prasad Meena had already given an undertaking before court that they will hand over possession to the temple. “They (Meena’s family) did not follow the court’s order. We then moved an application for possession acquisition.” TNN
Counsel for the priests, Rajesh Colonel, said that the family of deceased Ram Prasad Meena had already given an undertaking before court that they will hand over possession to the temple. “They (Meena’s family) did not follow the court’s order. We then moved an application for possession acquisition.” TNN
