A video from Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Delhi is going viral, showing a man allegedly threatening visitors, questioning someone for bathing with clothes on, and even trying to snatch phones and delete photos from people who were clicking pictures. This has triggered a major debate online: Can visitors click photos inside a religious place? And if photography is restricted, who has the authority to enforce rules and how? Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is one of the most respected Sikh religious sites in India, known worldwide for its peaceful atmosphere, the sacred sarovar (pond), and the tradition of langar (free community kitchen), where thousands of people are served daily regardless of religion, caste, or status. Sikhism teaches humility, seva (service), and equality values that attract people from all backgrounds....