The inauguration of Surat International Airport's new taxiway is stalled due to a sacred tree, believed to be the abode of a Yakshini. Local beliefs prevent its removal, fearing a curse. Authorities plan to transplant the tree near the fire station, respecting sentiments while awaiting DGCA inspection and also coordinating with officials to remove an old temple structure.
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