Siddhivinayak Temple Introduces Dress Code to Preserve Sanctity
The Mumbai temple bans ripped jeans, short skirts, and revealing attire, urging devotees to embrace Indian cultural norms starting next week.
- Siddhivinayak Temple announced a new dress code prohibiting ripped jeans, short skirts, and revealing clothing to maintain the sanctity of the premises.
- The temple trust clarified that while Indian attire is encouraged, any modest and body-covering outfit is acceptable under the new guidelines.
- This decision follows complaints from devotees about inappropriate clothing worn by some visitors, which was deemed disrespectful in the sacred space.
- The dress code will be implemented gradually, with efforts to ensure devotees are informed and not inconvenienced during the transition.
- In addition to the dress code, the temple is adopting eco-friendly practices, including replacing plastic prasad bags with paper alternatives.