Malik Nagar, Sahibabad

 Shri Nathji came to Malik Nagar, Sahibabad, in December 1950. The Kasera brothers had beseeched Shri Nathji to come to Malik Nagar, Sahibabad, which was in Ghaziabad and about twenty miles from New Delhi, and to stay there with Nand Kishore Kasera, the son of Devki Nandan.

Nand Kishore Kasera was an accountant in a Glass Factory at Malik Nagar. He had been given residential quarters with very primitive facilities, but which had enough rooms to accommodate Shri Nathji and his family.

Shri Nathji came here next year also in December 1951. While at Malik Nagar on the 17th of

December 1951 Mahamateshwari made her will for the

first time. She was very concerned that the house that

she had purchased for Shri Nathji, which was now named Savitri Nivas, would notfall into wrong hands after her going. She had seen the fate that had befallen the Dehra

Dun house of Shri Nathji. She knew how simple and innocent Shri Nathji was in

worldly matters. And, therefore, she, being the daughter of a senior advocate like Lala Hargopal, thought it best to set down on paper the rights of her children.

Shri Nathji came to Malik Nagar for the last time on December 1955.

Sahibabad is a collective name of some industrial, residential and commercial areas within the jurisdiction of Ghaziabad District of Uttar Pradesh State. It touches the borders of Delhi, Noida, and main city of Ghaziabad. Collectively within the district it constitutes a part of the National Capital Region - Delhi NCR.

 In the old days the name Sahibabad was coined for Village Sahibabad (now a semi-urban) area which lies tucked adjacent to the Railway Line, Link Road Flyover and Madan Mohan Malviya Marg.

 In !950’s this place place was in a village and there were fields all around. As in times of Shri Nathji, it still has glass factories, but now this area has become a major Industrial zone and saw rapid development after the 1980’s. It also has the factory of Bislery mineral water as well as Dabar.