Indian heavy engineering giant BHEl establishing itself as one of the top engineering organisation in the world has contributed immensely in the progress of the nation. The manufacturing unit established in 1960s has given a new direction to the industrial progress of Madhya Pradesh.
On one hand BHEl Sports Club has produced many national and international players whereas on the other greenery around the unit, lush green grounds are contributing enormously in building a healthy India. Various places of public interest as Kamla Nehru Park, Rose garden, Traffic Park, Ambedkar Park, Jawahar Bagh, Working women’s hostel, various clubs and play ground; BHEl has always provided the residents of Bhopal the honour of being a part of an ideal city. Hence, it is our moral responsibility to preserve and protect an organisation of such stature for future generations.
BHEl Administration and Madhya Pradesh Administration have carried out a lot of activities in this direction. The rights of allotting grounds, parks and public places within the limit of BHEl area are with BHEl Town Administration. All above land and property fall under the purview of Section 2(E) (1) of Public Property (Eviction of unauthorised occupants) Act 1971.
Besides, it also attracts Section 2(6) under Prevention of loss of public property Act 1984. If any programme is held on the property without any permission, then it is a misuse of national property and is a punishable offence. BHEl administration has always been promoting programmes which are marked towards social development. As a responsible citizen it is our moral responsibility to abide by the law. Protection of such a gloroiuos and valuable organisation is our moral responsibility.