1/5 Sureshraja S. 1 year ago on Google
I
would
like
to
share
my
experience,
so
that,
it
never
happens
to
anyone
else.
We
are
from
Chennai
and
visiting
the
temple
for
the
first
time.
We
came
to
know
about
the
covering
the
hair
rule
of
the
temple
and
made
arrangements
accordingly.
Myself
and
my
wife
were
able
to
follow
them
well
during
our
stay
in
the
temple.
But
we
had
to
convince
our
4
year
old
to
keep
the
hat
on
his
head.
While
in
the
Prayer
hall,
we
made
sure
that
he
was
wearing
the
hat
and
covering
his
hair.
But
when
we
started
to
eat
food
downstairs,
he
was
good.
But
since
it
became
night,
my
4
year
old
was
sleepy
and
became
upset
with
the
cap
and
took
it
off
to
lay
down
on
our
lap.
A
lady
who
is
a
visitor
to
the
temple
and
called
herself
a
Sikh
kept
on
seeing
this
and
she
rudely
asked
our
kid
to
put
on
the
head
covering.
Even
after
he
wore
the
hear
covering,
she
called
my
wife
outside
in
the
code
and
behaved
very
rude.
She
even
went
on
to
say
don't
visit
the
temple
anymore
as
it's
only
for
Sikhs
and
need
to
follow
all
rules.
I
understand
and
respect
all
traditions
and
customs.
Even
though
we
are
Hindus,
we
visit
all
temples,
churches
etc.
We
visited
your
holy
place
to
explore
and
learn.
We
as
adults
respect
the
customs.
But
how
is
forcing
a
4
year
old
who
is
almost
to
his
sleep
right?
And
even
after
putting
on
the
hear
covering,
why
someone
at
your
temple
is
able
to
do
this
atrocity.
I
even
asked
the
rude
lady
to
talk
to
the
management
then
and
there,
but
she
was
asking
for
my
wife's
phone
number
to
harass
us
even
more.
Every
holy
place
has
its
own
traditions
and
values
and
we
as
responsible
adults
will
and
should
respect
them
all.
But
forcing
them
on
children
who
have
not
had
maturity
is
unfair.
Kindly
take
action
to
ensure
that
kids
below
5
years
old
are
allowed
some
leniency.
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