ASI expresses concern about religious event attended by J&K LG at protected temple: Reports
The administration dismissed the Archaeological Survey of India’s objections, saying that no rules were violated during the event at the Martand Sun Temple.
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The administration dismissed the Archaeological Survey of India’s objections, saying that no rules were violated during the event at the Martand Sun Temple.
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#JammuAndKashmir | No permission was taken before organising the event Officials of the Archaeological Survey of India said, adding that the same has been conveyed to the lieutenant governor’s office. scroll.in/a/1023610 
"The LG didn't hold prayers inside the temple, but outside it. However, even that's a violation," an ASI official said.
On the other, the J-K administration said that no rules were violated during the event and said that no prior permission was required. scroll.in/a/1023610
On the other, the J-K administration said that no rules were violated during the event and said that no prior permission was required. scroll.in/a/1023610
Sunday’s event was the second such religious ceremony to be held within the premises of the protected temple, which the Archaeological Survey of India has classified as a “site of national importance”. scroll.in/a/1023610
The Archaeological Survey of India expressed concern about a religious event held inside the premises of the eighth-century Martand Sun temple in Anantnag district of Kashmir.
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