Nepal court allows unclothed Hindu ascetics to enter Pashupatinath temple
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Hindu holy men in a Kathmandu temple are no longer required to wear clothes, Nepal's Supreme Court has ruled.
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Read Full ArticleNepal court allows unclothed Hindu ascetics to enter Pashupatinath temple
NEPAL’s Supreme Court has ruled that Hindu holy men who follow the tradition of remaining unclothed cannot be barred from entering the Pashupatinath temple. The court said that nudity, when practised as a religious custom, is not the same as obscenity.The ruling concerns the Naga sadhus, ascetics devoted to Lord Shiva who renounce family ties and worldly possessions, including clothing. Covered in ash and wearing dreadlocks, they are a familiar …
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