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Devotees demand to re-lay road to Kumaragiri Temple in Salem

M
M. Sabari
Devotees demand to re-lay road to Kumaragiri Temple in Salem
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Devotees of the Kumaragiri Dhandayuthapani Temple in Salem are urging the HR and CE Department to repair the severely damaged road leading to the hill temple. The poor road conditions currently prevent safe access for two-wheelers and force visitors to leave early, though officials state that construction tenders have already been issued.

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Devotees of the 100-year-old Kumaragiri Dhandayuthapani Temple at Erumapalayam on the Salem-Chennai National Highway in the district have urged the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR and CE) Department to re-lay the severely damaged road to the hill temple.

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