Landmark Decision : J&K HC Acts To Protect Neglected Kashmiri Hindu Temples, Shrines

The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir & Ladakh has issued a landmark decision directing the Administration to protect Hindu temples, shrines, and Holy springs left neglected after the mass migration of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990.

Temple traditions cannot be changed without the consent of Chief Priest : Kerala HC

The High Court stated that under Section 10 of the Koodalmanikyam Act 2005, the Management Committee is expected to continue this tradition without any error. According to the provisions of Section 35 of the Act, the decision of the Tantriks is final.

Let’s free our Temples from the clutches of the Government

To be honest, the secular Government of India has no right to seize Hindu temples and take their wealth or change the ancient traditions of the temples. These so-called secular Governments provide no financial assistance to temples, do not participate or provide no help for any activity associated with (Hindu) Dharma.