Sir, in case Mr.Munshi’s amendment to this clause is accepted, it may be necessary to have a definition for “places of public worship”. Unless this is done it may be difficult for people to know which is a place of public worship. Even where admission to people of all classes is given, depressed classes are not allowed. Even when there is a written record that a certain temple is open to worship by depressed classes, the pujaris obstruct and say that that temple is a private one and, therefore, not open to depressed classes. So, Sir, if there is definition of “places of public worship” there will be no difficulty. I suggest, therefore, that there should be a definition for “places of public worship”.
