'No ripped jeans or night suits': Rajasthan temple issues dress code for devotees
Jaipur (Rajasthan), July 8: Devotees at the Jharkhand Mahadev Temple in Jaipur district are asked not to wear ripped jeans, shorts, frocks, night suits or mini-skirts, maintaining the dress code issued by temple.
According to a notice issued by the temple administration, devotees must dress modestly and formally. According to the notification, devotees would not be permitted to enter the temple wearing half-pants, bermuda shorts, mini-skirts, night suits, ripped jeans, or frocks.
The notice further stated that worshippers are urged to maintain Indian culture and traditions.
"It is a good decision. It will promote our Sanatan culture. It should be implemented in other temples as well," a devotee said.
Recently, the authorities of Jammu's 'Bawe Wali Mata' temple in Jammu and Kashmir ordered pilgrims to cover their heads and avoid wearing shorts or capri pants on the premises.
"We are appealing to people not to come wearing shorts and we are getting a good response. The devotees should wear decent clothes and cover their heads inside the temple," Mahant Bitta added.
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- ANI
