Kota: Education Minister Madan Dilawar expressed strong displeasure over the religious encroachments in Chambal Garden and directed the Municipal Commissioner to remove the temple, mosque and tomb

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Education Minister Madan Dilawar had reached Kota in Rajasthan to participate in a program. During this, he reprimanded the officials and instructed them to remove the encroachment done on religious grounds. He expressed displeasure over the religious encroachment done in Chambal Garden. The Education Minister said that whether there is a temple, mosque or a tomb in Chambal Garden, remove all of them. The Education Minister has instructed the Municipal Commissioner to take action.

According to the information, Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar had reached Kota for a tree plantation program. During this, he visited Chambal Garden. When the Education Minister, who reached Chambal Garden during the tree plantation program, saw the encroachment in Chambal Garden, he became furious with anger. In anger, he gave instructions to clean Chambal Garden. During this, he instructed Municipal Corporation Commissioner Anurag Bhargava to take action to remove all types of encroachment from Chambal Garden.

Told a childhood story
On one hand, Education Minister Madan Dilawar expressed displeasure on seeing the condition of Chambal Garden, while on the other hand, he also narrated a story of his childhood. Recalling his childhood memories, he said that when he was a child and got a chance to visit Kota, he used to get very excited that he would get a chance to visit Chambal Garden. He said that now the situation has become such that no one wants to visit Chambal Garden.

Instructions to remove religious encroachment
The Education Minister who reached Chambal Garden got angry after seeing religious encroachment in the garden during the tree plantation program. He said that now no one wants to visit Chambal Garden, this is not a good situation. He instructed Municipal Corporation Commissioner Anurag Bhargava to remove the encroachment. He said that whether it is a temple or mosque or a shrine, remove all illegal constructions and make Chambal Garden the choice of the people again. The Minister said that no excuse will be accepted and immediate action should be taken on his orders.