Palpur royal family reached court for respect: 222 bighas of land and fort had been left for Kuno, now said- cheated; Know the full story

Kuno National Park of Madhya Pradesh is covered in the country and the world these days. Because, after 70 years in India, the influx of cheetahs has happened here. Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently released 8 cheetahs from Namibia in the Kuno National Park. Actually its full name is Palpur-Kuno National Park. The Palpur royal family, who laid the foundation of this sanctuary 41 years ago, got fame because of this national park, but did not get the respect it deserved. Now they have reached the court to get their respect and their right back. The matter is to be heard on Thursday 29 September. On this day, the collector has to present his case before the court.

The descendants of the Palpur royal family have filed a petition in the court for permission to visit the fort, fort and temple inside the sanctuary, including compensation, and to keep the identity of Palpur intact. The Palpur royalty had given 222 bighas of land and fort for the sanctuary.

After talking to Krishnaraj Singh Palpur, a descendant of the royal family, Dainik Bhaskar came to know what is his pain and why he had to go to court.
Krishnaraj Singh Palpur said- The conditions on which our household had given this land for the sanctuary. Those conditions are not being followed. Neither we are being allowed inside our fort and temple, nor has the government compensated us. Not only this, the name of our household was not taken even once in the program of cheetah displacement. To get this honour, we are fighting a battle in the court. Apart from the compensation amount, we have demanded permission to visit the ancestral fort and temple and to keep the name of the National Park as Palpur National Park.

Self. Jagmohan Singh Palpur, he laid the foundation of Palpur-Kuno Sanctuary in 1981.

The land was given for the lion, but the leopard came, so return the property
The Palpur royalty, which gave its 222 bighas of land and fort for the sanctuary, has now asked for its property back. The descendants of the royal family have said in the petition filed in the court against the state government that they had given their property to bring a lion. Lions did not come to the sanctuary, now cheetahs have been brought, so they should be given back their property. The people of the royal family also say that their property was acquired illegally and no compensation was received. They are not even allowed to worship in their ancestral temple located inside the fort.

Had to leave the fort and temple in 1981
The fort of the royal family situated on the banks of river Kuno is in the core area of ​​Palpur Garhi Sanctuary. This fort is situated right in the middle of the entire National Park near the river. In 1981, the descendants of Palpur royal family, Late. Raja Saheb Jagmohan Singh Palpur, who was also a three-time MLA from Vijaypur Vidhan Sabha. To fulfill the dream of his ancestors, he had given his 220 bighas of land for a wildlife sanctuary and inaugurated the century. At that time the government had also made promises with many conditions. The royal family had also vacated their fort. Inside the fort was the ancestral temple and stepwell. He was promised that he would never be stopped from performing the puja in the year. However, they were later stopped. Apart from this, 24 villages falling in the sanctuary area were also evacuated.

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Photos of the princely period, when the royal family used to go to the banks of the river Kuno for hunting.

Permission has to be taken to go to your own fort, temple
The Palpur royal family did not even get any compensation for their property. They had sought compensation, but the PWD in its report said that the properties are more than 100 years old and have zero value. On the basis of this report the demand for compensation was rejected. The people of the royal family have to take entry like ordinary people to see their ancestral manor located inside the sanctuary.

The royal family is not allowed to worship even in the ancestral temple
Real estate prices in the area skyrocketed following the Supreme Court’s decision to shift Gir lions to the sanctuary. However, neither the tigers were brought here nor did the Palpur royal family get any compensation. The members of the royal family are also not allowed to worship in their family temple located inside the sanctuary. The forest department has put a ban on this. Now he has also filed a petition in the High Court against the Forest Department.

In 1666 AD, this royal family of Karauli was occupied in Palpur.
Talk about the royal family that these Thakurs are relatives of Chandravanshi Joda Raja Karauli. The rule of this gharana was earlier from Karauli to Sheopur-Vijaipur. In 1666, Bal Bahadur Singh, the most powerful ruler of this family, occupied Palpur. After this Narayan Singh, Baljor Singh and Tej Singh occupied Palpur. In 1794, Thakur Jawan Singh became the vassal of this family. After this it was called Palpur Rajgharana. After him Bhavani Singh, Surajmal and Balbhadra Singh were the rulers of this place. After this Kishore Singh was again ruled by Raja Sahib Jagmohan Singh. Self. Jagmohan Singh was a three-time MLA from Vijaypur. During his time, in 1981, the foundation of this National Park was laid as a sanctuary.

Thakur Krishnaraj and Kunwar Rishiraj Singh, the descendants of Palpur royal family.

Who built the fort?
There is a different discussion about the fort of Palpur royal family inside Palpur Kuno National Park. Some say that the fort was won when Palpur was occupied by the royal family, but some historians say that Palpur Garhi was built by Raja Gopal Singh of Karauli in the early 18th century. It is surrounded by a high wall on all sides. In addition, the Kuno River serves as its natural defense wall. A temple and a court still exist inside the fort. There are two doors to go inside the fort, one of which is two-storeyed.

Now the royal family in the court, today the collector has to answer
Now the Palpur royal family has approached the court demanding compensation, maintenance of the fort and the temple, as well as the name of the National Park as Palpur Kuno. The matter is in the Vijaypur Sessions Court. Krishnaraj Singh Palpur, a descendant of Ragharana, told that the government had cheated him. The compensation for the people of 220 bighas land, fort, temple fortification, 24 villages and leaving from there has been done with only 45 bighas of land. Therefore, he is now in the shelter of the court. His ancestors had given this land for the protection of wildlife, but the conditions and promises that were made were not fulfilled. On 19 September, the hearing of this case was held in Vijaypur on Monday, in which advocate MM Parashar argued on behalf of the royal family. He has asked the government to present his side in this entire matter. The next hearing is on September 29, in which the collector has to present his side.

The matter is in court. The next hearing is on September 29, in which the collector has to present his side.

Palpur Gharana has been close to the Scindia royal family
Krishnaraj Singh, a descendant of Palpur royal family, told that although his family belongs to the Karoli royal family, but when the Scindia royal family came here, they became friendly with him. The rulers of this royal family hunted a lot with the Scindia family and other memories are associated. Even today both the families are seen standing together in each other’s good and bad times.