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Ujjain Officials Struggle to Relocate 170-Year-Old Hanuman Idol for Road Widening

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A road-widening project in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh has hit an unexpected snag after four attempts to move a 170-year-old Hanuman idol from its temple location failed. Heavy machinery was deployed to shift the ancient statue, but all efforts proved unsuccessful. Authorities have now turned to archaeologists to devise a safe and careful relocation plan. In the meantime, the idol has been placed under a temporary canopy to protect it. Local devotees have gathered at the site, viewing the failed attempts as a sign of spiritual significance.

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