  Dark Matter (DM) comprising particles in the mass range of a few MeV to GeV
is waiting to be explored, given the many theoretical models accommodating
cosmological abundance. We hereby propose an experiment with the LHC proton
beam of 7 TeV striking onto the beam dump target, emitting neutrinos and
possibly, Dark Matter candidates. This experiment would also permit to observe
signatures involving elastic and inelastic processes involving DM candidates,
electrons and strongly interacting particles present in nuclei of the dump
target. There will be residual neutrino background present in each of these
signatures, hence the proposed experimental detector sub-systems would be such
that they would involve as final states, elastically or inelasticity scattered,
standard model particles. The bump or the excess in the tail of the kinematic
distributions will eventually give us glimpse of presence of new particles
which could possibly be Dark Matter candidates. Given the parameters of the LHC
machine, the sensitivity of such an experiment is unique in the energy region
it is supposed to exploit.
