The Chamundeshwari Temple in Mysuru has restored the Rs 50 entry ticket for devotees, following a temporary disruption that sparked confusion. The temple authority issued a press release clarifying the situation and condemning the spread of malicious misinformation on social media platforms.
Official Clarification
In an official press release, the secretary of the temple authority stated that certain social media platforms had filmed the temporary disruption and were spreading false narratives against the temple administration. The authority emphasized that the entry fee remains unchanged and that the disruption was a minor administrative issue that has been resolved.
Reinstatement of Ticket
The Rs 50 ticket, which was temporarily suspended due to technical glitches, has been fully restored. Devotees can now purchase tickets at the counter or through online portals. The temple management urged visitors to rely only on official communications for accurate information.
Misinformation Addressed
The authority expressed concern over the spread of misinformation, noting that such actions harm the temple's reputation and create unnecessary panic among devotees. Legal action may be considered against those found guilty of spreading false content.
The Chamundeshwari Temple, located on the Chamundi Hills, is one of the most revered shrines in Karnataka. The entry ticket helps manage the large influx of pilgrims and maintain temple facilities.
