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ASI conducts survey at Sambhal temple

The priest of the Kalki Vishnu temple, Mahendra Prasad Sharma said it is good that the survey team came for a visit.

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ASI team members conduct a survey at the ancient Kalki Vishnu temple, in Sambhal, on Saturday. Pic/PTI

ASI team members conduct a survey at the ancient Kalki Vishnu temple, in Sambhal, on Saturday. Pic/PTI

An Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) team inspected an old well on the “Kalki Vishnu” temple premises here on Saturday, a day after the agency conducted a survey of a recently discovered temple in the district. The priest of the Kalki Vishnu temple, Mahendra Prasad Sharma said it is good that the survey team came for a visit.

“There is a ‘krish koop’ (well) here. It is not closed but there is no water in it. This well is mentioned in the ‘Skanda Purana’ along with all pilgrimage sites of Sambhal... This well is on the temple premises, inside the old boundary,” he said. Speaking to PTI about the visit by the ASI, Sambhal Sub-Divisional Magistrate Vandana Mishra said, “…There is a ‘krish koop’ here which is said to be an ancient well. Its age is yet to be determined. The team stayed for about 15 minutes and also visited the temple.”

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