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Eiffel Tower Row: When Faith Collides With Gender Equality A private visit by BAPS, a global Hindu spiritual organisation, has sparked a fierce debate in France. Women workers say they were moved aside as Hindu monks - who follow strict rules around contact with women - visited the Eiffel... show more
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BAPS clarified that arrangements were coordinated in advance to avoid disruption, and at no point was anyone removed or denied access by them. Internal site staffing decisions were handled entirely by SETE management, not enforced by Indian spiritual leaders.

this is the reality

Responsible journalism requires context, not sensational clickbait that harms India's global image. BAPS monks follow personal, lifelong vows of celibacy (brahmacharya). Framing private ascetic vows as an attack on "gender equality" is deliberate, bad-faith narrative building.

In #Paris woman are untouchables by the @BAPS members delegation. Whereas back in #India celebrations during #Indian festivities like #Kanwariya yatra & recent #GokulAshtami have turned into an excuse for sexploitaion of our #Indian women by #BJP government. I dread to see what they will do for Durga Pooja next month.

BAPS champions women globally with massive, independent women’s wings leading education and social welfare. Instead of peddling biased PR to generate outrage, Indian media should report facts and distinguish between monastic discipline and institutional mismanagement.

BAPS did not make any request rooted in Gender

Didn't all those men have mothers or are they downloaded? Birthed by a woman and such hypocrisy

first look in to the matter. BAPS NEVER told authorities to remove women from their work place and that’s on record. Educate yourself first . Look at BAPS women wing activities and I am sure you won’t find these kind of activities from and for women in any other religious org .

Women centric activities of BAPS

Not okay tbh. A private visit is fine. But asking women to step aside because of someone else's religious rules? No. Equality isn't something we pause for anyone's faith. No exceptions.Respect religion, sure. But no belief gets to decide women don't belong in the room.

Official statement of BAPS

FuK the Hindu takeover of the world GO BACK HOME

They were given land, the temple has already been built, so why the trip to the Eiffel Tower? It almost feels like the mission is less about the temple and more about enjoying a Paris visit and its romantic vibes.
