Mangaluru, Mar 22, 2016: The 26 feet tall Kalasha at the Mahaveer Circle at Pumpwell in Mangaluru has been shifted to a nearby spot on March 21, Monday in order to facilitate construction of a flyover in the area.
In fact the fly over works had commenced in December last year. Though the Mahaveer Circle was then demolished, the Kalasha was left untouched but has now been shifted.
A crane was used to shift the Kalasha which was inaugurated as early as 2006 by Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr D Veerendra Heggade.
A leader of the Jain community has said the MCC has earlier approved the shifting of the Kalasha to a 22 cents land located near Mahaveer Circle.
Comments on this Article | |
Bharath, Manipal | Tue, March-22-2016, 1:21 |
At least now it came to them about the construction of a flyover in this location. Quite a along time public are facing the problems. | |
Arvind Thodar, Mangaluru | Tue, March-22-2016, 1:13 |
The Kalasha of the circle at Pumpwell removed undamaged . Well done worker’s. The circumference of the circle has to be reduced as it was large | |
Manoj Bhat, kasargod | Tue, March-22-2016, 1:06 |
The pumpwell junction was a mess all these years. Hope the people are solved from the problem of traffic jam in future? |