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This article covers a protest march in Gaya against the Bodh Gaya Zonal Officer due to alleged corruption and land issues.
A big foot march took place in Gaya, Bihar, led by the Anand Marg Pracharak Sangh. Hundreds of people walked from Gandhi Maidan to the Collectorate Office to protest against the Bodh Gaya Zonal Officer. They accused this officer of being involved in corruption regarding land deals.
During the march, Rahul Ranjan, a member of the Anand Marg Pracharak Sangh, highlighted that the officer is working with brokers to illegally sell land. They mentioned specific plots in the Bodh Gaya area that are under dispute, including claims that some land was sold despite government orders against such sales.
The protestors are concerned that the officer is ignoring the law and working with land mafias. They pointed out that certain lands have been wrongly assigned to individuals, while the community has been using those lands for schools and playgrounds for many years.
Rahul Ranjan also emphasized that the Anand Marg organization was given land by a former MLA in 1980. He expressed frustration that their complaints have not led to any serious investigations, as officials keep postponing action by suggesting an inquiry committee.
The protestors are demanding immediate action against the Bodh Gaya Zonal Officer and want a thorough investigation into the land issues. They are determined to stand against corruption and will continue to fight for their rights.
Summary:
- A foot march was held in Gaya against the Bodh Gaya Zonal Officer.
- The officer is accused of corruption regarding land sales.
- Protestors claim illegal land deals are happening with brokers.
- They are demanding action against the officer and an investigation.
- The Anand Marg organization is fighting for their rights and community land.
