Jagran Team, Vrindavan/Meerut. The crowd is continuously increasing at Thakur Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan. Under the pressure of the crowd, the High Power Management Committee is taking all measures to provide easy darshan to the devotees. In one of these temples, there is a provision for darshan by installing railings. There was a huge crowd in the temple even on Jaya Ekadashi on Thursday.
For crowd control, a strong slide and folding railing of steel weighing 21 thousand kg will be installed in Thakur Banke Bihari Temple. Kanika Construction Firm of Meerut has been selected to build the railing. The technology related committee and the team of IIT Roorkee liked the presentation of the firm.
The crowd is continuously increasing in Thakur Banke Bihari Temple. In such a situation, the high-powered management committee constituted by the Supreme Court decided to install railings from the entry to the exit gate of the temple. Devotees will be made to pass through this railing. This will end the stay of devotees inside the temple.
Kanik Construction of Meerut was chosen to install the railing. Recently, some part of the railing was also installed, but due to some technical flaw, the railing was removed, now after removing the flaw, work will be done to install it again.
Company partner Salim Ahmed said that his company was selected because it suggested the option of sliding and folding railings. Along with this, a solution to increase the weight of steel for stronger railing was also included. This is not easy, but they have used hydraulic pistons and pipes in it.
Eight gauge pipe was used to provide strength, hence a total estimate of 21 thousand kg steel was made. The benefit from this will be that the administration can change the direction as per its requirement or can create a new queue.
Ranjan Sharma, the second partner of the company, said that the work has been going on for a month, which will be completed next month in February. Told that he has installed railings in various government buildings and Haridwar also.
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