Barriers On Paper, Danger On Ground; People Entered The Restricted Area As Per Administration Order
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Despite the district administration banning entry to waterfalls and other monsoon tourist hotspots around Indore, a Free Press ground investigation found the restrictions to be largely ineffective, with visitors continuing to access hazardous locations in the absence of enforcement. A visit to Tincha Waterfall, Mohadi Waterfall, Jogi Dev Kund and Uday Nagar Jungle revealed that the restrictions exist largely on paper. From morning till noon, tourists entered dangerous areas without being stopped by the Forest Department or the police.At Tincha Waterfall, the administration has only pasted a flex banner over the Forest Department signboard declaring the area restricted.
- ▪Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Despite the district administration banning entry to waterfalls and other monsoon tourist hotspots around Indore, a Free Press ground investigation found the restrictions to be largely ineffective, with visitors con
- ▪A visit to Tincha Waterfall, Mohadi Waterfall, Jogi Dev Kund and Uday Nagar Jungle revealed that the restrictions exist largely on paper.
- ▪From morning till noon, tourists entered dangerous areas without being stopped by the Forest Department or the police.At Tincha Waterfall, the administration has only pasted a flex banner over the Forest Department signboard declaring the a
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| Publication time | Sun, 26 Jul 2026 23:30:00 +0000 |
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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Despite the district administration banning entry to waterfalls and other monsoon tourist hotspots around Indore, a Free Press ground investigation found the restrictions to be largely ineffective, with visitors continuing to access hazardous locations in the absence of enforcement. A visit to Tincha Waterfall, Mohadi Waterfall, Jogi Dev Kund and Uday Nagar Jungle revealed that the restrictions exist largely on paper. From morning till noon, tourists entered dangerous areas without being stopped by the Forest Department or the police.At Tincha Waterfall, the administration has only pasted a flex banner over the Forest Department signboard declaring the area restricted.
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