Sambhal asi team – ASI team reached Kalki temple in Sambhal today, conducted survey of Krishna well, took pictures of the dome built in the temple – ASI action is still going on in Sambhal survey was done by going inside Kalki temple ntc

The team of Archaeological Department of India (ASI) has reached Kalki Temple in Sambhal today. Today a survey is being conducted in Kalki temple. Yesterday the ASI team had surveyed five different locations in Sambhal, which included 19 wells and 5 pilgrimages.

Today the ASI team surveyed the ancient Krishna well located in Kalki temple of Sambhal. Apart from this, a survey was also conducted inside the temple with the priest of the temple. The team has also captured a photo of the dome built inside the temple. Due to security reasons, this survey was conducted secretly by the local administration.

Earlier on Friday, the ASI team was captured in Aaj Tak’s camera while surveying the stones taken out from an ancient building in the temple located at Ladam Sarai in Sambhal. The 5 shrines and 19 wells inspected by ASI in Sambhal on Friday are as follows –
Bhadrakashram
Swargadeep
Chakrapani

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ancient pilgrimage cremation temple

The team also made an in-depth study of the condition and historical importance of 19 ancient wells present in the area. According to sources, ASI had requested the administration during this inspection to keep it away from media coverage. Sambhal region is known for its ancient religious and cultural importance. This activity of ASI is expected to throw light on new aspects of history.

After the 46-year-old temple was opened on December 14 in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, the District Magistrate had written a letter to the Archaeological Survey of India, after which a 4-member ASI team reached Sambhal for inspection. Before the arrival of the ASI team, barricading was done around the well near the temple. The ASI team reached the temple during the puja.

What did the DM of Sambhal say?
Sambhal District Magistrate Rajendra Pensia said on Friday that the survey of the temple has been completed safely. Carbon dating of the ancient Kartikeya temple of Sambhal was done secretly by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Due to security reasons, this process was kept away from media coverage. The four-member ASI team had requested the administration to keep the inspection confidential. According to District Magistrate Sambhal Rajendra Pensia, the survey of the temple has been successfully completed.

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The temple was closed for 46 years

Let us tell you that after the violence in Sambhal, when a search operation was conducted to search for the miscreants, a case of electricity theft came to light. On December 14, the police were surprised when while checking in Deepa Rai area they suddenly found a temple which is said to be from the year 1978. This temple was closed for 46 years. Which was 200 meters away from the SP MP’s house. After this, the temple was opened on 15 December and worship was performed there. After this, information about the discovery of the well came to light and it was excavated. Meanwhile, a temple was also found in Sarayatrin, another area of ​​Sambhal.