HAVE JAINS REALLY LOST RANAKPUR TIRTH?
Checkout the proofs below & find out yourself !
The shocking reality of Ranakpur Tirth !
Forest Department Owns Mucchala Mahavir Tirth
Did you know that Pedhi neither claimed for any kind of rights in front of concerned authorities nor did they claim for any rights during the settlement proceedings ? Hence, the forest department is the rightful owner of Shree Muchala Mahavir Tirth!
Pedhi did not raise any objection
Did you know that when the collector of Pali had invited everyone for any kind of objection regarding the declared boundaries of forest department, the Pedhi neither raised any objection nor did it claim for any possession?
Mucchala Mahavir Tirth
Did you know that according to the state government, the land of Shree Muchala Mahavir Tirth never belonged to the Temple authorities but belonged to the forest department?
Government Encroachment! ?
Do you know even CEC was at loss on why the State Govt. did not deem it necessary to keep Ranakpur temple complex out of sanctuary area/ reserved forest?
Only Permissive Possession
When AKT approached Supereme Court, the court indicated that CEC has recommended AKT be allowed “Only Permissive Possesion”of Shri Ranakpur Tirth, subject to certain conditions!?
Jodhpur State patta for ranakpur
Jodhpur State Patta document conforming that the ownership and possession of Ranakpur belonged to the Jain Sangh.
Tamrapatra for Ranakpur 600 years ago
Do you know that according to the Tamrapatra (Copper Plate) given by the Maharana 600 years ago, the land dedicated to Shree Ranakpur Tirth is prohibited to be sold to anyone, but still, today the ownership rights of this Tirth are not with Shree Jain Sangh!?
Extract from CENTRAL EMPOWERED COMMITTEE Report
According to the Applicant in the first revenue settlement in 1942 the land is recorded as “Government khata”…
Supreme Court Of India
All the recommendations made by the CEC and the conditions stipulated by it are acceptable to the applicant- Trust.
Extract from CENTRAL EMPOWERED COMMITTEE Report
The temple authorities did not raise any objection in this regard before the Settlement Officer. The documents submitted by the Applicant do not prove private ownership of Ranakpur Temple Complex. The Applicant has also never brought the patta to the notice of the State authorities.
Extract from CENTRAL EMPOWERED COMMITTEE Report
According to the Applicant in the first revenue settlement in 1942 the land is recorded as “Government khata”…
Ranakpur Land Records 1942
