MIC wants temples to stop suspicious special prayers

In other words, if the devotee want to do prayer for HINDRAF ISA detainees, MIC wants the temple to block them? Hmmm…how about wanting to have prayer for children education, winning lottery, doing well in business, etc? Also considered personal reasons right?
 
 
Temple committees responsible for activities conducted on temple grounds
 
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Temple committees must be responsible for activities conducted in temple premises, said MIC secretary-general and parliamentary secretary to Housing and Local Government Datuk Dr. S. Subramaniam in a press statement, reported Tamil Nesan

He said temple committees and devotees must responsibly safeguard their rights, and added that temples had the freedom to conduct prayers and religious classes, and also celebrate festivals, in their compounds. 

He said when individuals or organisations wanted to conduct special prayers, it was the duty of the committee to ensure these were for religious purposes and not anything else. 

If organisers wanted to have speeches, then they should seek approval from the committee, which had the right to immediately stop any politically motivated speeches.

By poobalan on January 5, 2008 · Posted in Indian

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