Non-Hindus will need to take permission for darshan at Somnath Mandir
Somnath, June 03 (ANI): Non-Hindus will now have to take permission from office of Shree Somnath Trust before entering into Somnath Temple for darshan. It has been made mandatory to all non-Hindu pilgrims. Shree Somnath Trust, which manages ancient Somnath temple, placed a sign board outside the entry point of the temple, which said that the Somnath Jyotirling Tirthdham is holy place for Hindus. In this holy place of Hindus, non-Hindus will only be allowed for Darshan after taking permission from General Manager's office. According to the temple Trust, this is common practice at all important pilgrim places of Hindus. Somnath temple stands at the shore of the Arabian Sea on the western corner of the Subcontinent on Saurashtra. This pilgrimage is one of the oldest in the country. Shree Somnath Trust is first among the twelve Aadi Jyotirlings of India.
