Janjgir: You will also be stunned if you are aware of the deeds of cops in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir Champa district. Mahadev has been handed a notice by the irrigation department to remove unlawful occupation from the district's canal land. The Shiva temple has one week to remove the belongings, according to the notification. The unique aspect is that on the same property, complexes and homes for past politicians and leaders were erected, but they were abandoned. The map, according to officials, is missing. The Department is currently unable to assess the issue.

Declare that the Irrigation Department is looking after its land and is sending letters to the unlawful occupiers on the right bank of the canal after the service road. People in the district have encroached on the Water Resources Department's territory. Despite the fact that the Water Resources Department's land has been encroached upon by residents in the district headquarters for a long time, departmental employees have never intervened. As a result, a Shiva temple was erected over the canal. He has also received money from representatives of the people and used it to build a community building by doing puja at the temple. If the irrigation department awakens from its slumber, it will take action.

The irrigation department has been looking for its land. The land was located with the help of the revenue department's Patwari. The department has sent letters to the residents, asking for a response within seven days. The Shiva temple is also included in the notice. The Shiva temple has also been contacted for a response. The priest of the temple has been issued with a notice in the name of Mahadev. The warning was sent out on November 15th.

However, in the case, Satish Kumar Saraf, Executive Engineer, Department of Water Resources said that notices have been issued to the encroachers. They are not reported to have issued notice to the Shiva temple. Only the SDO will be able to report it.

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