The demand to immediately halt excavation activities at Balirajgarh, a significant historical site, is gaining momentum. Local residents and historians believe that the current manner of excavation could potentially damage the historical importance of this ancient site. Balirajgarh is considered to be older than the Magadha Empire and is home to several important archaeological remains.

Experts suggest that excavation work should be conducted in a scientific and protective manner to maintain the integrity of the site. Irregular or disorganized excavation could destroy crucial evidence, leading to the permanent loss of many unresolved aspects of history. There is also an appeal to the local administration to intervene in this matter and ensure compliance with the guidelines of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

The protection and preservation of this historical site are not just a local concern but also a part of national heritage. Any future excavation work at Balirajgarh should be thoroughly planned and conducted under the supervision of experts. This will not only preserve the historical dignity of the site but also ensure it remains an important source of study for future generations. Local people have urged the government to take concrete steps in this direction as soon as possible.