Madras HC Tightens Entry Rules at Agamic Temples, Restricting Non-Hindus

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The Madras High Court has tightened entry rules for temples that follow agamic tradition, barring non-Hindus from entering them. The court cited instances where the existing rules were breached. The ruling reinforces restrictions that govern who may enter such shrines. The decision was reported by the Times of India.

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