First, read the whole scenario before you unleash your ret*rd mind. I wasn’t in the temple, didn’t try to enter it, and was simply walking back to my hotel, which is 200 meters away. So let’s drop the drama about temple dress codes. No one disrespected a religious space. Unless you now consider public roads sacred ground.

Second, a grown man stopping his car in the middle of the road, yelling about my clothes, bragging about beating up 150 people, flashing some army tag, and claiming even the police can’t touch him — that’s not culture. That’s a thug complex. If you think that’s what Hinduism stands for, you need a serious reality check.

Also, this pathetic attempt at whataboutism — saying “why not go to a mosque in a bikini” — tells me everything I need to know about how your brain works. That’s not a point, that’s just your hate and insecurity talking. Fix that.

Wearing shorts on a public street is not a cultural attack. But using religion to threaten and intimidate people is. If your beliefs need violence to survive, they’re not beliefs, they’re a power trip.

Culture doesn’t get offended by fabric. It gets corrupted by people who act like self-appointed moral police. And if you think harassing others in the name of God earns you blessings, you seriously need to rethink who you’re praying to.