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Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi's Sand Courtyard Is Covered with Terracotta: Permission From the Archaeology Department Was Not Obtained - BBC Reveals!
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Warnings have been issued that renovation work around the Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi in Anuradhapura, which is considered the pinnacle of Sri Lankan Buddhists and highly respected by Buddhists around the world, could affect the life of the Bodhi tree. Experts have indicated that this situation has arisen due to the covering of the sand courtyard near the Sri Maha Bodhi tree with terracotta tiles, BBC Sinhala Service has reported. The full report of the…
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