BKTC imposes a Non-Hindus Entry Ban at Badri Nath and Kedar Nath temples. CM Pushkar Singh Dhami comments on legal and traditional review before final action.

The Badri-Kedar Temple Committee (BKTC) has made a landmark decision to restrict entry of non-Hindus into its temples, including the iconic Badri Nath and Kedar Nath shrines. The decision, passed unanimously in the recent BKTC meeting, will affect 47 temples under the committee’s jurisdiction.

Following the announcement, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami provided his comments on the sensitive matter. CM Dhami said, “We will review the committee’s decision carefully. The board, along with legal frameworks and traditional practices, will be studied before finalizing any further steps.”

The BKTC Badri-Kedar Dham Non-Hindus Entry Ban is seen as a measure to preserve the sanctity of the temples and maintain religious customs. The committee emphasized that the restriction will be implemented across all major temples under its administration, ensuring adherence to long-standing traditions.

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Kedarnath MLA Asha Nautiyal also spoke on related matters, particularly about prohibitions on meat and alcohol within temple premises. She highlighted that individuals violating these restrictions should face strict enforcement measures to maintain decorum in sacred areas.

The BKTC Badri-Kedar Dham Non-Hindus Entry Ban has already sparked discussions among devotees and social organizations. Religious scholars have pointed out that such measures are intended to protect sanctity while respecting centuries-old cultural and spiritual heritage.

The committee clarified that the entry ban will not affect local residents who follow traditional practices and that the rule is primarily aimed at outsiders unfamiliar with temple protocols. CM Dhami reiterated that any final decision will follow a detailed study of the law, board guidelines, and the temples’ religious customs.

The BKTC Badri-Kedar Dham Non-Hindus Entry Ban marks a significant step in Uttarakhand’s temple management and highlights ongoing efforts to balance tourism with religious sanctity. Devotees are advised to stay updated with official announcements regarding temple entry policies.

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