If there is faith in the mind and there is a desire to work, then the way opens automatically. It is a matter of those days when the family of Mr. Dulichand ji Jain (son of late Kashmiri Lal Jain) shifted from Jaipur to their house in Alwar Kala Kuan in 1990-91, but as soon as they came here, there was a lack of Jain temple. Some other Jain families living in Kalakuan also had to go to Jain Nasiya ji for darshan, in which the elderly, children had to face a lot of trouble and those who had the rule of daily dev darshan were more troubled. Many times there was pain in the mind and the Jain elders living there asked the family of Dulichand ji to try and get a Jain temple built in Kalakuan area. Duli Chand ji contacted four to five people here to give shape to this effort. Tried to know from Sarv Shri Surajmal ji Bakliwal, Khemchand ji (Akhaipura wale), Dharmchand Jain UCO Bank, Ajit Jain, Hariom Jain that how many Jain families are living in Kalakuon and nearby colonies? Due to lack of accurate information about it, it was first decided that Jain families in Kala Kuan and its surrounding area should be counted only then this work can proceed further. Therefore, all the people started efforts for this and after continuous efforts for about a month, it was successful in making the details that about 70 to 75 houses in Kala Kuan and surrounding area belong to Jain families. This number gave strength to this team and then the idea of building a Jain temple started being realised. In this regard, when Mr. Digambar Jain wrote a letter to Mr. Khillimal Jain, the then President of Agarwal Panchayati Temple, he said that if any land-house is in sight, then a ray of hope can be seen in the people of the area and the land or house can be bought. The search started on which soon an offer of a house was found asking 110000/-. Immediately informed Chairman Mr. Khillimal Jain and Mr. Khillimal Jain and Minister Mr. Bachusinh Jain gave consent to do this work immediately and in their presence in April-May 1992, the earnest money was given by the society and legal Processes completed. After this Shri Digambar Jain Agarwal Panchayati Mandir Committee started preparing the outline for the construction of the temple, but there was also some problem of fund and ways were found to fulfill it, then the members of Shri Digambar Jain Agarwal Mandir Committee collected a lot with mutual consent and gave consent to start the work. Along with this resolution, the foundation stone was laid on August 15, 1992 by fixing the auspicious time for the foundation stone. Under the foundation stone program, the grand Kalash Yatra started from Shri Digambar Jain Agarwal Panchayati Mandir Balji Rathore's street, in which all sections of the society participated in large numbers. The journey of the said grand Kalash Yatra procession was about 5-6 kilometers and there was a lot of sunshine on the way but there was no shortage in the enthusiasm of the people. As the procession reached Kalakuan, a sudden miracle happened and Indra Dev also showered showers on which the entire colony resonated with the chants of Lord Mahavir and the enthusiasm of the people was palpable. Around 10.30 am, the foundation stone of the temple was formally completed in the company of Pandit Shri Sanatkumar ji, Jaipur, in which there was full cooperation of all the people of the society. The construction work started on 15 August 1992 and was completed by 15 January 1993. Meanwhile, with the blessings of Parampujya Acharya Shri Shantisagar Ji Maharaj of Alavada and in the company of Pandit Shri Moti Lal Ji Martand and Sudhir Ji Martand, the grand Panchkalyanak Festival was completed with great enthusiasm from January 10 to January 15, 1993, and the idol of Lord Mahavir was worshiped in the temple. Khadgaasan statue was enshrined. The Jayanti family contributed in the construction of the peak of the temple. Shri Bachchusingh Jain, Dharmchand Jain and Anil Jain are the rakhi families of the idol and altar in the temple.

Mini Panchkalyan becomes Grand Panchkalyan

Mannuji Pandit ji had also removed the auspicious time to enshrine God at the time of foundation stone laying. Time was short, so we made plans to do mini Panchkalyanak and received blessings from Acharya Shri Shanti Sagar Ji Maharaj and prayed to Pandit Motilal Ji Martand Rishabhdev Keshariya Ji, then he gave his approval, due to which everyone's heart was moved to peacock dance and we started making arrangements. Got involved. Mr. Khillimal Jain President got the construction of this temple completed standing up. Perhaps the construction of Shikharbanda temple in a short span of five months was an unprecedented thing. For the Mahavir Jinalaya, the idol of Lord Mahavir was brought from Jaipur with permission during the curfew and the altar was constructed very quickly. It was the blessings of Lord Mahavir that Mini Panchkalyanka became Grand Panchkalyanka and the divine idol was established in the grand temple. Shri Prakashchand Kothari has also made a special contribution in this festival. Who was the president of Panchkalyanak Mahotsav Samiti. Devotees from all sections of the society are taking advantage of morning and evening darshan, worship and aarti in the temple and the temple has been named Mahavir Jinalaya. As time passed, the work of Nayanabhiram Chitram was done by doing glass work inside the temple by the Jayanti family, Shri Shivcharan, Ashok Kumar Bijliwale and the Shravaks of Kalakuan and Mangal Vihar.