Dumka: 700 years old Maluti temple is losing its shine! Renovation work pending for years
The historical Maluti temple in the Dumka district has not been renovated for years. There is a fear among the local people that the historical heritage might be destroyed. People say that the restoration work of the temple had started in the previous government, which has now slowed down. Local people said that we want to draw the attention of the government towards the restoration of this temple. People say that the restoration work was started a few years ago but could not be completed yet.
Maluti's fame was spread far and wide
People said that the fame of this temple has spread far and wide. Jharkhand is also identified with this historical heritage. People from far and wide come to visit here. It is very important that the government should protect it. Arrangements should be made for its repair and maintenance. It is worth mentioning that the history of these temples is about 100 years old in Maluti village located in Shikaripada block of Dumka district. It is also known as the village of temples. It is also known as Gupta Kashi. It is worth noting that about two decades ago, the government started its repair work, which has not been completed yet.
The central government had also taken cognizance
Not only the state but the central government also took cognizance of this. A detailed action plan was prepared for the restoration of the temple. Its renovation work was started in the year 2015 at a cost of Rs 4 crore. Even though many years have passed, the renovation work has not been completed. Baban Da, the priest of the temple, says that this is the temple of Maa Maulika Mallikha. Its fame has spread far and wide. Maluti temple is also called the elder sister of Tarapith temple present in West Bengal. It is famous not only in the country but also in foreign countries, but this temple is now becoming a victim of government neglect. There is a fear of people that this historical heritage may not be destroyed.
Vice President of BJP Mahila Morcha said
Amit Rakshit, Vice President of Dumka District BJP Mahila Morcha said that the Jharkhand government should get this temple renovated soon. It should be preserved and made a part of the tourism map so that its fame increases further. He said that over the years the Maluti temple was buzzing with tourists and devotees. Due to government neglect, the temple lost its charm and now only a few people come here. This affects the livelihood of local businessmen.
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