The temple - dedicated to Hindu god Hanuman - is said to be able to guarantee travel permits to any Western country simply by the power of prayer.
Successful worshippers pin copies of their passports to the God's tree altar in the middle of the temple to give thanks that their prayers have been answered.
"My friend got his visa to New Zealand within days of visiting this temple and many others have travelled to Britain, America and other places because of the power of Hanuman. "I am confident my visa to Britain will be granted," said faithful Harinder Singh Sekhon.
3 comments:
the picture is wrong, it's a of a muslim man praying. not a hindu. You can tell by the writing in the background it's arabic.
It could be, farsi , sindhi or hindi (which it most likly is ), all of which can us arabic script or a vatiantion.
Just what Western countries want: more superstitious folks.
We have plenty already, thanks.
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