Bhopal, July 4 -- In the sacred city of Ujjain, a fervent demand is rising from the heart of its religious community. With the holy month of Shravan approaching, a call for transparency echoes through the bustling streets, focusing on the very signboards that welcome devotees and travellers.
For long, a subtle deception has troubled the faithful. Many hotels and eateries, especially those catering to the influx of pilgrims, have been operating under names that evoke a sense of spiritual belonging, often Hindu in nature. Yet, beneath these familiar facades, the ownership often lies with individuals from different communities, particularly Muslim proprietors. This discrepancy has led to confusion and a growing unease among devotees, who seek...