You read an article in a newspaper about a city/town. Some of the information in that article is wrong. Write a letter to the newspaper editions. In your letter, you should: • • describe how you know the city/town • • tell what the problems are • • suggest what you want the editor to do.

Dear Sir, I am Priya Ranjan, lives at Bellandur in Bangalore. I am writing
this
letter to you about an article that was published in the newspaper yesterday. You have written about one famous
temple
which is in Patna in Bihar. My native town is Patna. I lived there for 25
years
that’s why I know and everything about that place. In an
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you mentioned that
temple
is located in Boring Road and It is built 100
years
back which is wrong.
Firstly
, the
temple
is located in Patna City ,not on the boring road.
Secondly
, the
temple
is constructed 500
years
back which has a long story. People of Bihar have great devotion to goddess Durga’s
temple
. It is requested you that correct the place and
temple
origin
years
because your newspaper is popular. So, it would be helpful if you publish correct mythological information. I heard stories from my grandmother and
also
read in books regarding how it is built and when.
Moreover
, change area name
also
. Looking forward to your immediate action on
this
matter. Yours faithfully, Priya Ranjan
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