The key change is that the ruling goes beyond the existing system, under which non-Hindus seeking to cross the flagstaff only were required to affirm their faith in the deity and agree to follow temple customs.
The key change is that the ruling goes beyond the existing system, under which non-Hindus seeking to cross the flagstaff only were required to affirm their faith in the deity and agree to follow temple customs.
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The key change is that the ruling goes beyond the existing system, under which non-Hindus seeking to cross the flagstaff only were required to affirm their faith in the deity and agree to follow temple customs.
