<p>The Samadhi (tomb) of the 16th-century poet-philosopher Sarvajna, and the ancient Kashi Vishwanath temple and stone inscriptions at Masuru in Haveri district have remained submerged in Kumudwati river following sharp showers last week.</p>.<p>The heritage structures going under the Kumudwati waters has become a common scene during the monsoon.</p>.<p>Repeated submergence has taken its toll on the structures, Kashi Vishwnath temple in particular is in a deplorable condition.</p>.<p>The Sarvajna Pradhikara activists Malleshappa Guttannavar, Naganagouda Patil, Erappa Bevinamarad among others have urged the government to construct protection wall around the heritage structures and save them for the posterity.</p>.<p>Last week, Kumudwati, the tributary of Tungabhadra, unleashed a flood fury in Hirekerur taluk, inundating vast tracts of farmland, along with the Sarvajna’s Samadhi and the Kashi Vishwanath temple worshiped by the poet’s father.</p>
<p>The Samadhi (tomb) of the 16th-century poet-philosopher Sarvajna, and the ancient Kashi Vishwanath temple and stone inscriptions at Masuru in Haveri district have remained submerged in Kumudwati river following sharp showers last week.</p>.<p>The heritage structures going under the Kumudwati waters has become a common scene during the monsoon.</p>.<p>Repeated submergence has taken its toll on the structures, Kashi Vishwnath temple in particular is in a deplorable condition.</p>.<p>The Sarvajna Pradhikara activists Malleshappa Guttannavar, Naganagouda Patil, Erappa Bevinamarad among others have urged the government to construct protection wall around the heritage structures and save them for the posterity.</p>.<p>Last week, Kumudwati, the tributary of Tungabhadra, unleashed a flood fury in Hirekerur taluk, inundating vast tracts of farmland, along with the Sarvajna’s Samadhi and the Kashi Vishwanath temple worshiped by the poet’s father.</p>
