A fair is held during Shivratri, in February or March and it draws thousands of devotees. However, due to lack of proper security, solar batteries installed in the premises here have been stolen. Moreover, unlawful elements enter the premises in search of hidden treasures.
This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 25 August 2015.
The local tehsildar wants the authorities to take prompt action for renovation and restoration otherwise, it cannot survive the coming monsoons.
It is understood that the temple has its own funds in the bank to the tune of Rs 1 crore but are unable to put it to use because of directives that no change, renovation or restoration can be undertaken without involving the archaeological department. That has to be done on priority.
(Image courtesy wikimediacommons.org)
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