Bollywood actress Sarah Ali Khan he has been asked to submit an affidavit if he wants to seek blessings at the revered Badrinath temples and Kedarnath temple.
Temple committee sets new rule for non-Hindus
On Tuesday, Badri-Kedar Temple Committee chairman Hemant Dwivedi addressed the media and said that henceforth, all non-Hindus will have to submit an affidavit if they want to offer prayers at the temples, according to IANS report. Dwivedi added that non-Hindu devotees should provide proof of their belief in Hinduism.He said, “If Sara Ali Khan declares her devotion to Sanatan Dharma and submits an affidavit, we will allow her to offer prayers.”
Long relationship with Sara Ali Khan Kedarnath
Sara Ali Khan has maintained a consistent spiritual connection with Kedarnath over the years, frequently visiting the shrine located in the Himalayas. His association with the temple began with the filming of Kedarnath in 2017, which marked his debut in Hindi cinema.Since then, the cast has returned almost every year, usually during the temple’s open season between April and November.
Personal spiritual routine, not promotional visits
His visits usually involve trekking or helicopter rides to the high-altitude temple, which is approximately 3,583 meters above sea level. On these journeys, he participates in the usual rituals, including early morning darshan and offerings, without special privileges.Please note that these visits are of a personal nature and are not related to film promotions or brand endorsements. Sara often shares photos from her travels on social media, showing her snow-covered surroundings and her participation in prayers. Over time, Kedarnath has become a recurring element in Sara’s public appearances beyond films. The temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and one of the twelve Jyotirlingas has great religious importance in India.
