On the whole, 56 kinds of food things are ready in the kitchen consistently as proposing to the divinities
Reprobates harmed almost 40 'chullahs' (earthen hearths) in the 'Rosha Sala' - the heavenly kitchen of twelfth century Shree Jagannath Temple, Puri.
The kitchen - a significant construction of the sanctuary which is viewed as the greatest of any altar in the nation - is precluded for outcasts. Be that as it may, somebody had made halfway harm these earthen hearths on Saturday night.
Inquiry ordered
"A joint request has been arranged to investigate the occurrence. We are analyzing recordings of shut circuit TV cameras to determine contribution or at least one than one people. Severe moves will be made against the offenders," Puri Collector Samarth Verma said over telephone on Sunday.
He said, "the day to day customs have, be that as it may, not been impacted because of incomplete harm to the 'chullahs'."
Jagannath Temple's enormous kitchen room has 240 chullahs. More than 500 'sevayats' having a place with 'suara' (cook) and 'mahasuara' are engaged with the arrangement of 56 sorts of food, including various assortments of rice, cake and desserts on consistent schedule. These are proposed to gods - Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra.
Spread north of 15,000 sq ft region, the kitchen as a few huge lobbies and the stature is around 20 ft.
"Enough food is ready in the kitchen to take care of thousands of lovers consistently and now and again of celebrations, quantities of fans see a gigantic leap," said Narasingha Pratihari, a 'sevayat'.
The 'chullahs' are extraordinarily constructed and the tallness of the greater part of these is around 4 ft so that prepares can get ready food in standing position. Pariahs are not permitted to enter the kitchen and they can have look at inside structures through openings.
It is claimed that contention between two gatherings prompted the occurrence.
A portion of the 'chullahs' were put to utilize again after minor fix while it would require two days to reestablish them to the first shape.