Islamic body wants J&K tourists to mind attire

July 05, 2012 01:55

At a time when Kashmir is well on its way to receiving a record number of tourists, the Jamaat-e-Islami has issued a dress code for visitors.

The hardline outfit has 'advised' visitors, especially foreigners, to 'dress properly and respect local ethos'.

"Some tourists, mostly foreigners, are seen wandering in miniskirts and other objectionable dresses, which is not acceptable to the civil society," said Jamaat's Zahid Ali.

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