In a radical reform move, Kerala's Left Democratic Front government is planning to amend rules to facilitate worship in temples by all those believe in Hinduism.
The Temple Entry Proclamation Rules of 1936 will be amended suitably to allow entry of all believers into temples, including the famous Sree Krishna Temple in Guruvayur, Devaswom minister G Sudhakaran told the state assembly on Thursday.
The existing rule allows entry to a Hindu by 'birth or religion,' he said, adding that it will be amended by adding the word 'faith.'
Sudhakaran, however, added that a detailed discussion was necessary in this regard.
Problems like denial of worship to people like renowned singer K J Yesudas in Guruvayur temple