The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Trouble over temple land in Palani

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B.Tilak Chandar , L Srikrishna & S Sundar
Trouble over temple land in Palani
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A legal dispute persists over a 1.40-acre plot of land in Palani originally donated for a temple mutt in 1888. Despite multiple court rulings confirming the land belongs to the temple trust, unauthorized attempts to sell the property continue.

It is best to start at the foreseeable beginning of any story. This one begins here: a 1.40-acre patch of land located in Ward 3 of Palani town was originally owned by Kuppusamy Maniyakarar of Balasamuthiram, according to the records of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department.

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