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The temple administration has rejected the demand for Lord Krishna to apply a retiring of clothes made by Muslim weavers in the Banke Bihari temple of Mathura. The temple administration has made it clear on Wednesday that no change will be made in the selection process of God's costumes. In this regard, Dinesh Falahari, president of Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Sangharsh Trust, involved in the royal Idgah Masjid dispute, submitted a memorandum to the temple administration on Tuesday.

There will not be a ban on wearing Lord Krishna made by Muslim weavers. In this regard, the temple administration has made it clear that if Muslim weavers have faith in Lord Krishna, then we have no objection to taking dress from them. In this regard, on Tuesday, Dinesh Falahari, president of Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Sangharsh Nyas, gave a memorandum to the Banke Bihari temple administration to ban the dresses of a Muslim weavers.

There was a demand to ban Muslim weavers dress

He said that the dress of God should be a symbol of purity. Those who do not believe our God, cut off cow mother and eat. We will not accept their intervention in business related to our religious works and righteousness. During this time it was also said that if a heretics who do not believe our religion. No object made with his hands can be offered to Thakur ji. If he is doing this, he is a part of severe sin.

'Muslim weavers are not objections'

Gyanendra Kishore Goswami, a member of the temple administration, said that we had received a proposal to stop using the dresses made by Muslim weavers. Our primary concern is to ensure the purity and purity of the costumes offered to Thakurji. If the members of the Muslim community have faith in Thakurji, then we have no objection to accepting the dress from them. He further explains that any person is free to send the proposal.