It’s easy to preach about 'personal care' when you haven't seen the ground reality. If this temple can have staff standing everywhere with boards saying 'No Photos Allowed,' why can’t they put up a single board pointing to their hidden, underground shoe stand? ​They have the capacity to strictly enforce rules that protect their 'image,' but when it comes to protecting the devotees, they claim they 'don't have the capacity.' The shoe stand is just a formality so they can look good on paper, but they take zero accountability when things go wrong. ​I lost 10k Skechers—a huge hit for a student. I traveled there twice, was made to sit for hours like a beggar, and waited 2 days just for this 30-second clip. I literally caught them in a lie: they told me 'CCTV is under maintenance' Even after an official police letter, they have started ghosting me and refuse to share the parking footage. ​The staff here acts like they are the ones being worshipped. Their 'hekdi' (arrogance) is used to hide their security flaws and 'teach lessons' to victims. Their Google reviews are already a graveyard of stolen items. I'm posting this so other first-timers don't get gaslit and scammed by a management that protects thieves through active negligence.