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🚨 Devotees, take note! Temple authorities just confiscated a mobile phone from a pilgrim INSIDE Puri’s sacred Jagannath Temple (Shri Mandir) after catching them recording videos & photos. Strict rules for a reason respect the sanctity! 🙏 No phones. No filming. Pure devotion only. #JagannathTemple #Puri

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A Dalit woman enters into a Hindu temple wearing chappals, showing zero respect for sacred traditions. When the temple priestess and devotees stop her, she throws a full-blown drama, arguing and creating chaos right at the mandir entrance. This isn't ignorance it's deliberate provocation. These elements repeatedly target Hindu temples with such stunts, knowing full well the sanctity and rules (no footwear inside). But try the same "chappal drama" at their own sites or Buddhist viharas? Silence. No courage there. Hindu temples are not public stages for activism or ego. Respect the dharma or stay out. Sanatan traditions have survived centuries of attacks this cheap behaviour won't break us.

A Dalit woman enters into a Hindu temple wearing chappals, showing zero respect for sacred traditions. When the temple priestess and devotees stop her, she throws a full-blown drama, arguing and creating chaos right at the mandir entrance. This isn't ignorance it's deliberate provocation. These elements repeatedly target Hindu temples with such stunts, knowing full well the sanctity and rules (no footwear inside). But try the same "chappal drama" at their own sites or Buddhist viharas? Silence. No courage there. Hindu temples are not public stages for activism or ego. Respect the dharma or stay out. Sanatan traditions have survived centuries of attacks this cheap behaviour won't break us.

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98,826 views • 4 months ago