The team of Archaeological Survey of India will continue the survey work on the second day as well. The team will reach different religious places and collect samples. Earlier on Friday, 19 wells and five pilgrimage sites built in and around the city were surveyed. The ASI team has taken samples for carbon dating of the ancient Shiva temple located at Khaggu Sarai and the ancient well located on its premises.
So that it can be ascertained how old they are. Apart from this, the team also surveyed the wells and pilgrimage sites located at different places in the city. After finding the ancient temple in Sambhal, DM Dr. Rajendra Pansia sent a letter to the Director of ASI and asked for a survey to be conducted here. It was said that Sambhal has been a religious and historical place.
It is believed that there are 68 pilgrimage sites, 19 wells, 36 ponds, and 52 inns here. The pilgrimage sites and wells have come to light during the visit of the officials. These pilgrimage sites and wells are important from the religious and water conservation point of view. Since these are said to be ancient. Therefore, determining their age is necessary from the point of view of heritage conservation. In this sequence, a four-member team of ASI reached Sambhal on Friday and conducted a survey. The team surveyed 6 am to 3:30 pm.
A survey of these wells and pilgrimages was done.
1- Chaturmukh Brahma well, village Alam Sarai
2- Amrit well, well temple, Durga Colony
3- Ashok is well located in Mohalla Hallu Sarai
4- Sarthaleshwar temple located in Saptasagar well, Mohalla Kot East
5- Bali well, Kuche Wali Gali
6- Dharam is well located in Hayatnagar
7- Shiv temple located in Rishikesh well, Mohalla Kot East
8- Near Kalki temple located in Parasar well, Mohalla Kot East
9- Akrammochan well located in front of Sambhal Kotwali, Mohalla Ther
10- Dharni Barah well located below Jama Masjid Chowki, Mohalla Kot Garvi
11- Bhadraka Ashram Tirtha, Hoj Bhadesara
12- Swargdeep Tirtha/Sati Math, located in the village of Jalalpur Mohammadabad
13- Chakrapani Tirtha, village Jalalpur Mohammadabad
14- Ancient well located near Ek Raat Wali Masjid, Mohalla Kot Garvi
15- Jama Masjid Complex located at an ancient well, Mohalla Kot Garvi, Sambhal.
16- Opposite Bal Vidya Mandir located at the ancient well, Mohalla Chaman Sarai
17- Nyariyon Wali Masjid located at an ancient well, Mohalla Khaggu Sarai
18- Gaddiyon Wala Mohalla located at an ancient well, Kot Purvi
19- Seth Wali Gali located at an ancient well, Mohalla Kot Purvi
20- Near Agenti intersection located at ancient well, Mohalla Dungar Sarai
21- Ancient temple and well located at Mohalla Khaggu Sarai
22- Ancient pilgrimage/crematorium/temple, near Arya Cold Store, Azizpur Asadpur
Sambhal has historical and religious importance. ASI team has surveyed 19 wells and five pilgrimages. This survey lasted for about 9 hours. If required, the team can be called again. The report will be prepared on the basis of whatever survey the team has done so far. Further action will be taken on the basis of the report.
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