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Updated On: 28 April, 2010 08:53 AM IST | | B V Shiva Shankar
Forest Department plans to move high court against developers who allegedly want to turn Woodland where Sholay was shot into a Ramgadh resort
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Forest Department plans to move high court against developers who allegedly want to turn Woodland where Sholay was shot into a Ramgadh resort
The Forest Department, which is struggling to save the stretch of Ramanagar where the Bollywood classic Sholay was shot 35 years ago from land sharks, plans to move the high court tomorrow.
"The Forest Department could save the land easily, but bigwigs in the government are backing the encroachers.
This has made our job very difficult. We are left with no option but to move court," said a source in the Forest Department.
The Forest Department, which is struggling to save the stretch of Ramanagar where the Bollywood classic Sholay was shot 35 years ago from land sharks, plans to move the high court tomorrow.
"The Forest Department could save the land easily, but bigwigs in the government are backing the encroachers.
This has made our job very difficult. We are left with no option but to move court," said a source in the Forest Department.
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