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Madras high court says non-Hindus must affirm faith to enter Agamic temples

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Times of IndiaMadras high court says non-Hindus must affirm faith to enter Agamic temples
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The bench said visitors must agree to follow Hindu religious practices and temple customs, calling for an authoritative ruling on the issue.

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