NSG Regional Centre To Be Established In Ayodhya, Yogi Cabinet Approves Free Allotment Of 26 Hectares Of Land
Lucknow: The Yogi government has taken a major step to further strengthen security arrangements at Ayodhya Dham and Shri Ram Mandir. At the Cabinet meeting chaired by CM Yogi Adityanath, the Cabinet approved a proposal to transfer 26 hectares, or approximately 65 acres, of barren land in Milkipur tehsil of Ayodhya free of cost to the Ministry of Home Affairs to establish a Regional Center of the…
The Uttar Pradesh state government has approved the establishment of a National Security Guard (NSG) Regional Centre in Ayodhya, following a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The proposal, which involves transferring 26 hectares of barren land in Milkipur tehsil free of cost to the Ministry of Home Affairs, aims to bolster security arrangements at the revered Shri Ram Mandir and the Ayodhya Dham complex.
Finance and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna highlighted the city's growing significance as a cultural, religious, and strategic hub, citing the influx of devotees, distinguished guests, and tourists. As security concerns escalate, the permanent deployment of an NSG Regional Centre has become imperative. The transferred land, valued at Rs.
16.90 crore, will exclusively serve the NSG Regional Hub, with no other uses permitted. An exception has been made under government orders regarding land allotment, allowing for its return to the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Department if unused within three years or if the requirement ceases. This move not only ensures an enhanced security cover for the Shri Ram Mandir complex and Ayodhya region but also extends robust protection to critical installations in Uttar Pradesh and neighboring areas.
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