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Mangaluru: Even as the annual festival at Bappanadu Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple near Mulki began on Sunday, members of Hindu organisations have appea.
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu's Hindu religious and charitable endowments department to install boards at all temples in the state stating that non-Hindus are not allowed inside beyond the flagpole. This decision aims to ensure communal harmony and peace in society.
According to the court, people cannot use the temple premises as a “picnic spot” while admiring the architectural monuments. | Latest News India
The Madras High Court has directed Tamil Nadu's Hindu religious department to restrict non-Hindu entry beyond temple flagpoles statewide. Justice Srimathy's ruling responds to a petition seeking exclusive Hindu access to the Palani temple. Non-Hindus must provide written undertakings of faith to enter, enhancing communal harmony.
No Non-Hindus Beyond Flagpole: In light of Justice S Srimathy's order, while hearing a petition filed by D Senthilkumar, organiser of Palani or Pazhani Hill Temple Devotees Organisation, a look at what the Supreme Court and Constitution say on the matter