- Saffron color dress code in Ram temple
- A call to uphold tradition
- Personal information of employees will be collected
Dinendra Das, member of Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust (Ram Mandir) expressed his support for the developments regarding the traditions and arrangements of the Ram Mandir. Speaking to a news agency on Thursday, he said that all the decisions taken by the trust should be accepted by all the people. Employees counting donations will also be required to wear saffron robes.
Dinendra Das said that whatever decision the trust takes, people associated with Ramla will have to accept it. It would be appropriate to continue the tradition that has been going on since the time of Ramlala. All are satisfied and will work accordingly.
A strong statement on attire
He particularly expressed his views on the worship of Ramlala and the attire of the people involved in the institutions. He said traditional attire, including saffron-colored clothes, would be worn for all the servants, including the worshiping priests of the temple. It is necessary to follow these rules.
When he was asked how the counting and other working staff would dress, he clarified that they would also follow the same tradition. You will get to see the staff in the same way that the priests are dressed.
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Efforts to maintain transparency
To a question on behalf of the trust asking for biodata (personal information) of the employees, Das said that this process is already underway. It is necessary to maintain it. He said that this would make it clear who is coming from where and this would make the process transparent.
On the question related to other arrangements and donations in the temple, he said that everything is being considered. The worship of Ramlala is going on properly. Everything will be fine now.
Meanwhile, the Ram Mandir Trust is continuously working to maintain the tradition of the temple and make the administrative system transparent.
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