Ujjain’s Khade Hanuman Mystery: Why Won’t The Idol Move? IIT Experts Probe | Plain Speak

A remarkable controversy has unfolded in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, where an approximately 170-year-old Khade Hanuman temple has become the centre of a debate over faith, heritage and infrastructure development.The temple structure was dismantled as part of road-widening work being undertaken ahead of Simhastha 2028. But the roughly eight-foot Khade Hanuman idol remains at the site, even as authorities work out how to proceed. The road between Kanthal and Gopal Mandir is planned to be widened from around 9 metres to 15 metres.The unusual situation has drawn crowds of devotees, with many viewing the idol's continued presence as a sign of divine intervention. Authorities, however, are looking for a practical and safe way forward and have sought expert assistance. IIT specialists have reportedly been called in to examine why the idol cannot be relocated and how it can be protected without causing damage. n18oc_plain-speakn18oc_indiaNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube