Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has told Madras High Court that the restrictions on Vinayagar Chathurthi celebrations have been charged only based on the Instruction of United States at Covid-19 view.
However, small temples will remain open and worship idols will be collected by the staff of the Department of Religion and Hindu charity and will sink in a water body in a manner, he said on Monday.
“Guidelines in this matter have been issued by the Trade Government.
The necessary instructions have been forwarded to the state government and the territory of the workers and the right steps have been implemented in this situation in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Union,” said General Advocate Tamil Nadu .
The state told the court that through communication on August 28, the Ministry of the Union Houses had suggested the Secretary of the Head of All State to take appropriate steps to avoid large meetings during the upcoming and necessary celebration season, if needed, imposing local restrictions.
Given communication, the state government issued a press release on August 30 imposing certain restrictions for lively celebrations, said Shunmugasundam.
The release explains even though placing idols and worshiping in public places is completely prohibited for the organization, it can only be done by individuals in their homes.
Submission was carried out on the pill moved by K Gopinath, Hindu President Munnetra Kazhagam, Tiruppur looked for directions to the country to notify the standard operating procedure to be followed during the celebration.
According to the applicant, the celebration for the festival generally began at least three days before and therefore wanted the country to come up with SOP as early as possible remembering a pandemic.
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has told Madras High Court that the restrictions on Vinayagar Chathurthi celebrations have been charged only based on the Instruction of United States at Covid-19 view.
However, small temples will remain open and worship idols will be collected by the staff of the Department of Religion and Hindu charity and will sink in a water body in a manner, he said on Monday.
“Guidelines in this matter have been issued by the Trade Government.
The necessary instructions have been forwarded to the state government and the territory of the workers and the right steps have been implemented in this situation in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Union,” said General Advocate Tamil Nadu .
The state told the court that through communication on August 28, the Ministry of the Union Houses had suggested the Secretary of the Head of All State to take appropriate steps to avoid large meetings during the upcoming and necessary celebration season, if needed, imposing local restrictions.
Given communication, the state government issued a press release on August 30 imposing certain restrictions for lively celebrations, said Shunmugasundam.
The release explains even though placing idols and worshiping in public places is completely prohibited for the organization, it can only be done by individuals in their homes.
Submission was carried out on the pill moved by K Gopinath, Hindu President Munnetra Kazhagam, Tiruppur looked for directions to the country to notify the standard operating procedure to be followed during the celebration.
According to the applicant, the celebration for the festival generally began at least three days before and therefore wanted the country to come up with SOP as early as possible remembering a pandemic.
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