Prayagraj: Following the trend of Hindu temples in Uttar Pradesh implementing ‘dress code’ for devotees, Digambar Jain temples in Prayagraj have followed a similar rule.
‘Sakal Jain Samaj’ has banned devotees in jeans, half pants, frocks, mutilated clothes as well as gaudy or revealing clothes in addition to the Rishabhdev Taposthali at Shri Digambar Jain Panchayati Temple, Andawa at Zero Road and temples in Katra and Beniganj areas. There is a ban on wearing clothes. Women and girls have been specially requested to cover their heads and enter the temple. Only those who come wearing decent and decent clothes will be allowed entry.
In this regard, notice boards have also been installed in the temples. Digambar Jain Samaj secretary Rajesh Jain confirmed this and said that henceforth one should enter temples only in decent clothes. Keeping this in mind, the dress code has been implemented. He said that the devotees coming to the temple should try to have darshan by covering their heads. Avoid entering wearing all black clothes. Let us try to set a good example by leading a civilized and well-educated society.
Akhilesh Chandra Jain, secretary of the Parshwanath Digambar Jain temple, said the community’s renowned saint Acharya Vidyasagar Maharaj has also given instructions to ensure the entry of devotees dressed in decent clothes. He said that information related to dress code has been put up in the temple. Whereas, the information has also been sent to the community members through WhatsApp group.
Prominent members of the society, including the president of the society, Dinesh Jain, have requested the devotees to come to the temple wearing decent dress.
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Jain temples implemented dress code, put notice board
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The murder case of Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf, the mafia of Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, is in headlines these days. In such a situation, after this massacre in Uttarakhand, the police department of the state government has been alerted regarding the safety of the family members of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Police has increased the security of the family members of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath living in Panchur village of Yamkeshwar block of Pauri Garhwal district. Along with increasing the security system, the police is keeping an eye on the suspicious people coming to the village and the area. Along with this, the police is checking in public places.
Let me tell you, on the night of April 15 in Prayagraj, at 10.30 pm, mafia Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf were gunned down by three assailants. After carrying out this heart-wrenching incident, the attackers surrendered to the police at the same time. The SIT team is interrogating the accused shooters. After the Atiq murder case, all kinds of things are being circulated on social media about UP CM Yogi Adityanath. In view of this, the security of CM Yogi’s family has been increased in Uttarakhand along with Chief Minister Yogi and other ministers of UP. At the same time, Senior Superintendent of Police Pauri Garhwal Shweta Choubey told that we are working actively for the security of the Chief Minister’s ancestral residence and family.
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Atiq and Ashraf were handed over to the cemetery of Prayagraj.
Prayagraj (IANS) | Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf were handed over to the body at Kasari Masari cemetery in Prayagraj on Sunday amid heavy police security. The police allowed some distant relatives of Atiq and some local people inside the cemetery. The bodies of both were handed over to the relatives after the post-mortem, after which both were taken to the cemetery. The post-mortem report states that Atiq was hit by eight bullets, while Ashraf was hit by six bullets.
The two brothers were buried in the same cemetery as other family members, including Atiq’s son Asad. Asad was killed in an encounter in Jhansi on Thursday, he was buried on Saturday.
–IANS