The decision was taken by Shwetambar Jain Samaj's Rishabhdev Temple, Chhagniram Pedi Trust members that girls aged eight years and above should be asked not to wear western outfits like jeans, T-shirts, skirts and tops among others and should wear Indian dresses only, Trust President Mahendra Sirolia told PTI.
They were also provided with a 'Chunri' to cover their heads once they enter inside the temple, he said.
"The decision was taken as western outfits lower the prestige of the Jain temple. But there is no ban on anyone visiting the temple in proper dress," he said, adding a notice was also displayed in the religious place on the issue requesting devotees to follow it.
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