Danger to the sanctum sanctorum of Jimangalaghar Temple, work on war footing to secure water drawn from the pumping system Achi-News

Achi news desk-Begusarai Jaimangalagarh Temple and Kanwar area, contained in 52 Shaktipeeths, are relevant and important in many ways, including historical, mythological, archaeological and religious. Heavy rain on Thursday raised alarm bells regarding the safety of the Mata Jayamangala shrine. However, due to the first rain of the season, the small amount of accumulated water was removed from the pumping system by the workers of the Jayamangala Temple Building Committee. As of today, there is no danger to the Holy of Holies, but if it rains heavily in the near future and if concrete measures are not taken as soon as possible for the safety of the Holy of Holies, then its safety will be in danger. Because around this proud house made of ancient art, a hole was dug 4 meters deep and about 14 meters wide from the ground level. Where construction has already been done. At the moment this construction work is stopped. The only temples in India which are Shakti Pith and Siddha Pith, there are narratives of discussion and praise of Jaimangala place and Jaimangala Mata in both Vedic and Puranic literature. Jayamangala Devi is discussed in texts like Mithila Fact Vimarsh, Mithila Darpan, Mithila Mahatmya, Brahma Vaivarta Purana, Devi Bhagwat, Pran Toshani. There was a center of developed human civilization in this region six hundred years before BC, that is, before the rise of the Mauryan Empire. The story of Lord Buddha’s arrival here and his initiation into Buddhism by Acharya Shail, who gave Vedic teachings here, is discussed in the Buddhist literature Mahabagga and Selasutta of Majjhim Nikaya.