Dream - A temple in Indian tradition is a sacred place that has deep spiritual significance. Traditionally, temple buildings are often identified with the color orange or saffron yellow, which is known as saffron. It is a symbol of spirituality and religion. This color represents purity and devotion, which are deeply rooted in Indian culture.

One of the local residents, conveyed that the yellow-orange color on the building misled them, making them believe that it is a temple. "The building is painted yellow-orange like a temple, so we thought it was a temple," said Rakesh Chandel, a resident, quoted from Gulfnews.

Furthermore, the locked condition of the toilet prevented residents from seeing inside the building. However, after more than a year had passed, the truth was revealed. The building that they had thought was a temple all along was actually an unopened public toilet.

The experience of the residents of Maudaha in Uttar Pradesh is a reminder that sometimes, what appears from the outside does not always reflect the truth. The misunderstanding of a toilet being mistaken as a temple proves the importance of effective education in society to prevent such misunderstandings from happening again in the future.

Seeing this case, many Indonesian netizens commented, "So it reminds me of a statue that drips water, then everyone drinks it thinking it's holy water, turns out it's from a leaky upstairs toilet \ud83d\ude01," wrote the account @zain_25_27. "We must be able to see both sides in India, guys... when it comes to technology, don't underestimate them. They have sent satellites to the Moon, and many world technology CEOs such as Google, YouTube, IBM, etc. are Indian," wrote the account @faktadunia.repost.