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Sri Jagannath Temple administration decided to set up hoardings to create awareness about ‘photography

in District Diary December 18, 2017 0 730 Views

Puri:17/12/17; Following viral of inside photos of Srimandir, Sri Jagannath Temple administration has decided to set up hoardings around the temple to create awareness about ‘photography ban’ on the premises.

Hoardings will be set up around the Srimandir to create awareness about ‘photography ban’ on the temple premises, said Sri Jagannath Temple Administrator (SJTA) Pradip Jena today adding electronic display board will also be put on Puri-Bhubaneswar road.

The decision came in the aftermath of taking selfie on the temple premises and photographs taken in the temple were uploaded on social media recently and went viral. Devotees expressed displeasure over the incident and a lot of hue and cry erupted among the Sri Jagannath Culture lovers across the world while taking photographs and videos inside the temple is strictly prohibited.

The Singhadwara police registered case against two persons in connection with the incident of a picture of Puri Srimandir going viral on social media.

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