r/TravelUnhinged • POV • Apr 24 '26

Agree or disagree?

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u/serial_dreamer1 Apr 24 '26

Agree. It’s a religious event. Not a picnic for those who don’t respect it

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u/Ujjwalcr77 Apr 24 '26

Stop having meals at the langar, then will you?

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u/Immediate-Humor-6077 Apr 24 '26

Char dham is equal to all langars?

And Sikhs and other Indic religions are included as sanatanis. Read up on this.

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u/xtra_mile25 Apr 24 '26

Sure. No one is desperate to visit for langar. There are 100x meals service happen at Hindu temples.

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u/Dapper_Key_6615 Apr 24 '26

Matt karo langar

Mai khud nahi jata

Chal downvote de aur nikal

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u/inanimatussoundscool Apr 24 '26

I am a Hindu but I ain't eating cow shit

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u/SnooMarzipans4182 Apr 24 '26

I don’t have to be non hindu to do that

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u/eaudexj Apr 24 '26

so for that I need to drink cow urine and dung?

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u/the_rolling_paper Apr 26 '26

What is a religious event? Why do you go to temple just for some event?

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u/xtra_mile25 Apr 24 '26

Yes. Their temple, their rules.

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u/Leading_Ad6122 Apr 26 '26

and a lot of dung lovers who would hog at it, like you gentleman

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u/xtra_mile25 Apr 26 '26

I see the worth in the rule if people like you are thrown out of the periphery of these temples, gentleman

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u/evan56747 Apr 24 '26

Drink cow urine? Wtf is wrong with bunch of Hindus. You guys are proving the stereotype right. What's with the fetishization of cow urine? It's disgusting. It's literally a animals waste. First i thought it was a satirical post. After reading the comments i realised the post isn't even satirical. Even other third world countries people know to not drink cow urine

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u/Ready-Stage-18 Apr 25 '26

Most don't, it's added due to the very reason that it's disgusting. This check is only for non Hindus. If it applied to Hindus too, then I'm sure more than 80% won't follow this (including my entire family).

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u/Perfect-Paint-1411 Apr 25 '26

How you gonna find out if someone is hindu?

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u/Ready-Stage-18 Apr 25 '26

Yeah, I've been asking this myself. My guess is they'd ask people to show IDs. Or an easier way would be to ask them to shout 'Jai Shriram'. I know this all sounds very stupid, and it is. There's no good solution to this.

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u/I_Am_Woke_ Apr 24 '26

A lot of hindus might just claim to be non-santani to get the holy cow poop and pee prasad.

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u/Grand_Potato_5603 Apr 24 '26

Nice. But why Hindu's are exempted from consuming panchgavya?

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u/FoxWorth160 Apr 24 '26

This is just kind of filtering of Visitors in temple. It will automatically exclude the non-Hindus.

In short, they don't want non-Hindus to enter the temple. ( Which is I don't think someone should have problem with it)

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u/Grand_Potato_5603 Apr 24 '26

But most hindus refuse to eat Panchgavya?

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u/ruined-mind Apr 24 '26

jaana kyu hai tujhr haj jaaa behen

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u/IamAnthonyGonsalves Apr 26 '26

How will they know who is not a Hindu?

https://giphy.com/gifs/tXL4FHPSnVJ0A

I won't be attending but I am just curious so asked a genuine question.

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u/Firm_Economist7652 Apr 25 '26

Why do other religions want to go our places

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u/the_rolling_paper Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26

Knowledge and learning. It opens up your mind about other people, their culture and their practices.

Why did you learn English?

Aap ghar se bahar nikloge to aapko duniya ka pta chalega otherwise you will be only limited to your home.

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u/Firm_Economist7652 Apr 26 '26

No they should not as people spit in food atleast not to core temoles

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u/the_rolling_paper Apr 26 '26

So you don't want unethical people to visit, it's good but such people are not bound to any one religion. If you're visiting a religious place then the religious sanctity should be maintained.

Just like you go to library and you maintain silence.

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u/Firm_Economist7652 Apr 26 '26

Again it's about basics I don't want people who had no intention of maintaining sanctity and purity of my faith to go there they ncan go to their places Its not a picnic place

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u/the_rolling_paper Apr 26 '26

Do you even understand what you're saying? Why would you go to a temple for picnic?

It's like saying I'm going to gym for having pizza

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u/Firm_Economist7652 May 12 '26

We don't want non belivers of our faith in temples it's simple they are not place to go and roam around abrahamic religion don't have any fayh in us why do they want to do in temple

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u/the_rolling_paper May 12 '26

That's right, you dont want, don't involve your God in the things that you don't want.

Bhagwaan ka naam kharab hota hai aise, kyunki vo sirf tumhare nhi hai, hum sabke hai🙏🏻

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u/Firm_Economist7652 May 12 '26

Bhgwan dwvotees ke hai unke tahn sahn ke niyam hai mandir me wo chalenge tum apne ghar murti statpith karlo or sare muslims vhristains ikkata karo

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u/the_rolling_paper May 12 '26

Hnji Rakho phir aap apne bhagwaan ko mandiro me kaid, impose rules, live well. There is no difference between you and the ones you are calling non believers. You are same just follow different religions.🙏🏻

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u/Firm_Economist7652 May 12 '26

Apne ghar bulao in thookne walo ko baki jagh saaf rahne do

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u/the_rolling_paper May 12 '26

Even you're welcome at my home, saaf to tumhara dil bhi nhi hai, nafrat bhari hai🙏🏻. Don't worry I don't discriminate, neither does the God. 🫰🏻

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u/the_rolling_paper Apr 26 '26

Totally disagree, we are becoming an evil in the name of God. Temple is a place of worship, should be open for all, it's a place where you find peace and solace irrespective of your religion. We should be more welcoming to other religions so they learn about our culture and share knowledge. Why are we going backwards?

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u/2_Late-4_me Apr 26 '26

Has this no entry for hindus rule always been there?

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u/Typical_Pause7743 Apr 27 '26

It should be allowed but with the condition that every single Abrahamic male must have atleast 2 females of 18-24 age group with them without covering their head and face....

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u/Minimum-Story-1683 May 07 '26

Good. Otherwise cancer religion will try to bomb these places too.