印度克什米尔七世纪佛教古建筑群面临毁坏

据WEBINDIA报道，有报告显示印度克什米尔pattan的parihaspora七世纪佛教古建筑群因长期被人忽视，面临毁坏。

据克什米尔观察网站刊载的报道称，除了对考古有重要意义的包括Kanishka和Lalitaditya时期寺院在内的7世纪古建筑群受到毁坏外，克什米尔北部Pattan的Parihaspora地区的古建筑近年来也处于人类的镰刀下。

据了解，这里的土地挖掘活动几年来一直未曾停止，如果继续挖掘下去，古建筑可能坍塌。人类将会永远失去这片重要的历史遗址。依据古迹法，即使是保护区的周边地区也不可能出现挖掘和建筑活动。当地居民曾一再要求相关机构注意，却无人出面管理。

KNS新闻社报援引当代居民代表的话报道说，人们称Tehsildar Pattan也是建筑毁坏的元凶，并谴责pattan警察署的派出所干事，说他们也应该对古遗址和建筑一些无法挽回的毁坏负责。

一位匿名官员坦承，如果没有警察默许的话，parihaspora地区正在进行的任何违法行为都不会发生。

Parihaspora地区的历史可追溯到kanishka时期，但人们更加肯定它的重要考古意义。证据表明，在7世纪，伽腻色迦在Parihaspora 举办了一次佛教研讨会，并且该地区还有一些非常重要的文物等待开采。（编译：子规）

Reports indicate that the seventh century Buddhist structures at Parihaspora in Pattan, Kashmir, India, are neglected and face imminent destruction.

According to a report carried in kashmirwatch.com, despite being the an area of great archeological importance housing ancient seventh century Buddhist structures including a temple of Kanishka's and Lalitaditya's eras, the Gawadran area in Parihaspora Pattan in north Kashmir Baramulla district is under the sickle these days.

Locals allege their repeated pleas to the concerned agencies have failed to move them.

Quoting a delegation of local residents, KNS news agency said people allege the complicity and patronage of the Tehsildar Pattan and blame Station House Officer (SHO) of Police Station Pattan as being responsible for some irreparable damage being done to the archeological site and its structures.

Even though the structures at Gawadran Parihaspora are protected monuments under the Ancient Monuments Act, yet the extraction of soil from the area continues without any respite.

They say a local landlord, who has procured some 40 kanals of land around the archeological site for setting up some business there, is using mechanical excavators for soil extraction.

The extraction process has been going on here without any respite for past many years and now the situation is such that the monuments might cave in any time, the delegation said.

The officials in the Archives department say they had reported the matter at Police Post Mirgund as well as at Police Station Pattan but the SHO there is not ready to entertain an FIR in this regard, reported KNS.

Confirming the archeological importance of the area vis-a-vis its history dating back to Kanishka's time, KNS quoted an official as saying that there is evidence suggesting that in the seventh century, Kanishka has organized a Buddhist conference at Parihaspora.

According to experts, there are proofs suggesting presence of some really important archeological artifacts in the area which needs further exploration.

However, if the extraction of soil and subsequent constructions continue, there is little doubt that the world might lose this important historic site forever, warned an official.

He said as per the Ancient Monuments Act, there can be no extraction or construction activity even in the vicinity of any protested place.

Whatever is happening at Parihaspora is completely illegal and violation of law and it couldn't happen without the active connivance of police, the official, who didn't want to be named, confessed. (ANI)