In the Chandpole area of Jaipur, a conflict has arisen concerning the construction of a roof on a shrine. The primary issue at stake is the violation of construction regulations, particularly in an area that is part of Jaipur's heritage zone, known as the Pink City. According to local laws, no new constructions should take place within the walls of this historic fort, yet the new roof is being constructed in close proximity to these boundaries.

This situation highlights the tensions between heritage preservation and the demands of local communities or religious groups who wish to expand or modify sacred spaces. As the city grapples with balancing development and conservation, this conflict over the shrine could set a precedent for future disputes involving religious sites and heritage preservation regulations in Jaipur.

Local authorities are likely to face pressure from both the religious community that seeks the roof's construction and the preservationist groups who argue for the sanctity of the heritage site. How they respond to this challenge could influence future policy decisions and community relations in the region.