The Union Government's plan to construct a heliport near the sprawling new Akshardham Temple on the Yamuna floodplains in the Capital has set off a wave of concern among activists fighting to save the grand old river. Reacting to the Central Government's statement that a suitable location was being sought near the Akshardham Temple for construction of the heliport, members of the Yamuna Jiye Abhiyan have written to Delhi's Lieutenant-Governor Tejendra Khanna to draw attention to the destruction of natural resource that the proposed construction would cause. Seeking the L-G's intervention, the YJA members said the proposed construction would be in violation of a moratorium on any new construction on the riverbed. "If such a thing is allowed to go ahead then it would be in clear violation of not only a moratorium on any new construction on the riverbed but also undermine the ongoing judicial process at the Delhi High Court where any construction on the riverbed/floodplain has been challenged.' Mr. Khanna is chairman of the Yamuna Committee appointed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The YJA has also urged the L-G to put off any construction activity on the floodplains unless the detailed studies on the issue commissioned by the L-G's office are received and a proper zonal plan is arrived at after extensive public consultation and participation.