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Razed ashram being rebuilt in wildlife sanctuary: Mumbai activist

City-based environmentalist says structures are being built on the site of the demolished Sadanand Maharaj Ashram in Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, Vasai, road from Parol chowky being maintained for vehicles

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Two structures have allegedly been built at the site of Balayogi Shree Sadanand Maharaj Ashram

Two structures have allegedly been built at the site of Balayogi Shree Sadanand Maharaj Ashram

A city-based environmentalist Debi Goenka has alleged that the Balayogi Shree Sadanand Maharaj Ashram in Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary in Vasai is slowly being allowed to rebuild and resume activities that had stopped after the ashram’s demolition.

Goenka wrote to Nitin Kakodkar, chief wildlife warden; Sunil Limaye, additional principal chief conservator of forest (APCCF)-Wildlife West and SGNP Director and Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) G Mallikarjun.

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