New Delhi, October 2. The bulldozer, which became famous from Uttar Pradesh, has now become a topic of discussion in many states of the country, and its discussion has reached the Supreme Court. Recently, the bulldozer is being used especially to demolish the construction structure, due to which it remains the center of discussion. Do you know what is the history of the bulldozer and for what work it was made.
Actually, the bulldozer was built for farming work, but now it is used for demolition. So let’s know how is the journey from the construction of the bulldozer for farming to becoming a demolition machine.
The bulldozer was built in the year 1923 to make farming work easier. Initially it was used for plowing fields, leveling soil, and as an auxiliary tool in agriculture. Because, many lands were so rough that it was very difficult to flatten them and convert them into friable fertile land. On 18 December 1923, a farmer James Cummings and a draftsman J. Earl McLeod together designed the first bulldozer in Kansas, America. Later, due to its capacity and strength, it was also used on a large scale in construction works.
In recent years, the use of bulldozers has increased for demolition. It is mainly used to demolish illegal constructions, demolish the hideouts of criminals and in other emergency situations. Many questions are being raised regarding the increasing use of bulldozers, due to which this matter has reached the Supreme Court. The court is investigating whether the bulldozer is being used under the legal process or not. Many people are considering it a part of the judicial process, while many people are calling its use wrong.
The public opinion on the use of bulldozers is also divided. Some people consider it an effective measure to maintain law and order, while others consider it a violation of human rights. There is also a heated debate among political parties on this subject, where some parties consider it necessary and others are condemning it. Bulldozer has become a controversial machine today. In the future it will be interesting to see in which direction the place and use of bulldozers grow, and what is the outcome of the legal questions raised against it.
