The area of the foothills of Naina Peak in Nainital is becoming sensitive. Apart from this, cracks were seen around 100 feet long and a half to three feet wide. On Tuesday, deep pits appeared on the road near the tanky band. There was also a crack in the road around them. A crater was very deep and tunnel-like from within. In the Himalaya Darshan area, pits and cracks in the tank band road can cause accidents. Former councillor Bhupal Singh Karki said that people are scared by the pit and cracks in the road near the tanki band. Due to poor road conditions, people are facing problems in traffic.

In 1987, there was a lot of damage due to the crackling of Naina Peak, but then the administration had taken effective steps to prevent the landslides in the hill. However, only a few years later, the concerned department and administration did not look towards Naina Peak. This neglect of government machinery can now be overshadowed by the people. Now let people know that since the release of the video of 100 feet long crack in the hill of Naina Peak two days ago, people are in panic. Sherwani resident and businessman Bhupendra Singh Bisht says that in July-August 1987, there was a lot of damage due to heavy landslides in this hill.

The forest department then planted agave, sunflower plants, German grass and hawthorn in the hills to prevent landslides. In the hill slopes, large pits were made so that stones falling from the top could not reach the population. These efforts of the departments also became meaningful. Arvind Padiyar, a resident of Balrampur area, says that after 1990, no one has improved this area. Nainital Municipality Councilor Daya Suyal says that stones have fallen many times in the east even before the crack of Naina Peak is visible. A memorandum has been demanded in this regard to the Chief Minister and the Deenum demanding concrete action.

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