iPhone accidentally fell in the donation box of the temple, when asked for its return the administration said – ‘You will not get it, now it belongs to God…’

An odd case has come to gentle in Tamil Nadu. While donating in a temple right here, a devotee’s iPhone fell into the donation box of the temple. The cellphone had accidentally fallen however when the devotee asked for the cellphone again, the temple administration refused to give it. The administration said that now this cellphone belongs to God! But this was not acceptable to the particular person. Therefore he took the matter additional ahead. Then what occurred subsequent, allow us to inform you.

An odd case has come to gentle in the Arulmigu Kandaswamy temple situated in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu. NDTV’s Report According to the report, whereas donating in the temple, a devotee’s cellphone fell in the donation box of the temple. The man requested the temple administration to return the cellphone however the administration refused saying that no matter comes in the temple hundi belongs to the God, and that property is then referred to as the property of the deity.

That means the particular person’s iPhone cellphone had now turn out to be God’s property. The temple administration said that if the devotee needs, he can take the information of the cellphone however the cellphone can’t be returned. But the particular person did not agree to this determination. When the matter reached the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department (HR and CE) of Tamil Nadu, the division additionally said that no matter is deposited in the Hundi turns into the property of the temple.

HR&CE Minister PK Shekhar Babu clarified that no matter is obtainable in the Hundi, whether or not it is obtainable voluntarily or by mistake, goes to God’s account. He additional said that as per the prevailing temple custom and guidelines, any merchandise put in the Hundi can’t be returned. Because it turns into the property of the deity. However, he additionally said that the matter will be mentioned with the division officers, and the risk of giving compensation to the devotee will be regarded into if the want is felt.