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The ongoing Sabarimala protest that witnessed a sea of devotees coming in support to save the age-old tradition, took an intense turn after two women entered the Sabarimala temple. The protests also took a toll on Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation as 92 buses were stopped resulting in 10.16 revenue loss.
 

It is alleged that chanting swamiye saranam Ayyappa mantra, Venugopalan Nair set himself ablaze after pouring petrol over his body and tried to run to the makeshift tent where the senior BJP leader CK Padmanabhan has been staging an indefinite hunger strike
 

The public will be allowed to pay their last respects to their beloved actor and leader Ambareesh on Sunday at Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru. As a mark of respect to Ambareesh, the state government has declared an official mourning of three days.

 

The police personnel had questioned union minister of state Pon Radhakrishnan if he would take the responsibility of people's lives if private vehicles are allowed in Pamba, near Sabarimala. BJP condemns the Kerala cop's behaviour.

Farmers arrive in Bengaluru in large numbers to protest against meagre support price announced for sugarcane. Additional police force deployed to maintain law and order.

Amid unprecedented security, Kerala State Transport Corporation buses were bringing pilgrims from Nilakkal to Pamba and no services had been stopped, KSRTC sources said. Shops and hotels near the temple complex were open.

10 electric buses to be deployed for travel to the shrine, with five buses being flagged off on Thursday in Thiruvananthapuram by state transport minister AK Saseendran

Over 1,000 passengers are being taken from Rae Bareli to Lucknow in buses, where they will be sent to Delhi on a special train, the official said.

Traffic police make special parking arrangements for private vehicles, buses and cars in Chennai.

The bandh has brought entire Islampur to a standstill with at least four buses burnt down. Trains were also stopped at many places including at Canning