What our readers say: Diyas, fruits around peepal tree

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Updated At : 08:19 AM Apr 17, 2025 IST

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PEOPLE often leave polythene bags, diyas, threads, fruits, vegetables and sweets around a peepal tree at Mahavir Park in Shivaji Colony of Rohtak, all in the name of practising their faith. The authorities concerned should ask residents to practise their faith in their homes or in temples, not in a park. —Harsh Pawaria, Rohtak

Poor condition of roads in Bhiwani

several roads in Bhiwani have been in a terrible condition for quite some time. Travelling on these roads is a hassle for area residents. Some concrete action is required in this regard. —Shivani Sharma, Bhiwani

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