Immediately after the Family and Society Page published an article with the title: “The chaotic content of the leaflets at the Phu Day festival (Nam Dinh) and the unexpected statement of the commune chairman”, Thuong said. Tien Huong government and the People’s Committee of Kim Thai commune, Vu Ban district inspected and handled the incident.
Accordingly, on April 17, the People’s Committee of Kim Thai commune issued document No. 18 on disciplining people who practice writing notes at relics, including Chinh palace (Tien Huong palace).
The content written at the Phu Day festival in 2024 was chaotic.
The content of the document clearly states that historical and cultural relics in Kim Thai commune all have managers and caretakers to preserve, manage, preserve and promote the value of the relics. But besides that, certain limitations still exist, especially in the management of note-writing practitioners.
Some relics still allow writers to take advantage of superstition, displaying signs for fortune telling, face reading, palm reading, card reading, selling seals, talismans, etc. These activities cause many consequences. society, negatively affecting the movement to build cultural life and civilized festivals.
Faced with the above inadequacies, the People’s Committee of Kim Thai commune requested the incense burners of relics to rectify the activities of those who practice writing notes.
The Prime Minister (Tien Huong government) promptly corrected the activities of writing and selling amulets after feedback from Family and Society.
Notebook writers must apply to practice handwriting and sign a commitment with the Commune People’s Committee and carry out the commitment. Do not solicit customers to buy or sell worship items or offerings. It is strictly forbidden to read fortune-telling, fortune-telling, palm reading, card reading, selling seals, talismans and other superstitious acts.
Immediately after the Commune People’s Committee issued a corrective document, on April 19, many people applied to practice writing notes and committed not to practice divination or trade in charms, orders, charms, etc.
Talking to a reporter from the Family and Society Page (Health and Life Newspaper), a leader of the Chinh government (Tien Huong district) said that after the newspaper reported, the temple inspected and asked to disperse. writing prayers, selling orders, orders, and talismans in the palace courtyard; Regulate solicitation of customers, trade in talismans, and order divination activities in spiritual places.
At the same time, the temple also invited those involved to write a commitment not to commit the crime again. If a similar situation occurs, it will be handled according to the law and the signed commitments.
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