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महिला के मुताबिक कटे हुए नीम के पेड़ में अब दोबारा हरी टहनियां निकल रही हैं. उन्होंने जनसुनवाई के दौरान पत्तियां दिखाते हुए दावा किया कि एक साथ कई पत्तियां और टहनियां निकल रही हैं. महिला इसे अपने घर में देवी के स्थान से जोड़कर देखती हैं. हालांकि वनस्पति विज्ञान की दृष्टि से किसी पेड़ के कटने के बाद उसकी जड़ों या बचे हुए तने से नई कोंपलें निकलना संभव है. इसलिए सिर्फ नई पत्तियां आने को किसी धार्मिक घटना का प्रमाण नहीं माना जा सकता. इस मामले में महिला की अपनी धार्मिक मान्यता अलग है.
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News18•05-10-2026, 20:09
Neem Tree Sprouts Leaves Amid Land Dispute as Woman Claims Goddess in Dream
  • •A woman named Kiran Parihar arrived at a public grievance hearing carrying neem leaves and claiming a miraculous regrowth.
  • •She stated that her house neem tree was cut down last year and chemicals were poured to stop its growth, yet fresh green twigs are now sprouting.
  • •Kiran associates the regrowth with the Goddess, claiming she repeatedly sees the deity in her dreams asking why her place was cut.
  • •Beyond the tree incident, the woman alleges a long-standing land and property dispute involving her relatives trying to usurp her house.
  • •While the woman views this through religious faith, botanists note that new shoots naturally emerging from a cut tree trunk is entirely possible.

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Kiran Parihar attended the public grievance hearing carrying neem leaves that had sprouted fresh green twigs despite the tree being cut down last October and treated with chemicals. She associates this regrowth with the presence of a goddess who appears in her dreams.

Kiran Parihar alleged that her brother-in-law and family members are trying to usurp her house and land, with a portion already occupied. She stated she has been seeking help for about seven years to reclaim her rightful property share.

From a botanical perspective, it is entirely possible for new shoots to emerge naturally from the roots or remaining trunk after a tree is cut. Therefore, the appearance of new leaves is considered a natural regrowth process rather than direct proof of a religious event.