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S Sreejith broke down in front of Lord Ayyappa at Sabarimala on October 22. A photograph capturing his emotion had gone viral. Following the controversy of the Kerala government appointing an Ayyappa devotee cop, he was relieved from Sabarimala duty.

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan took to social media to comment against the BJP following the election results in the five states. However, victims of the recent deluge as well as those protesting at Sabarimala temple retaliated to say, 'practice what you preach'.

While prohibitory orders have been imposed in and around the Sabarimala shrine, Ayyappa devotees in Tamil Nadu staged a protest against Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan

Police retreated from the Piravom church after huge protests and suicide threats from devotees. Further action will be decided after Tuesday’s high court verdict, said police to media.

Earlier, around 15 women tried to enter the Sabarimala temple, but none of them could reach the Sannidhanam. Most of them returned after protests from devotees
 

Three women who robbed were caught by the husband of victim, while trying to escape in an autorickshaw in Karnataka 

The BJP leaders will launch an indefinite hunger strike before the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram from Monday against Kerala government's failure to provide basic amenities to Sabarimala devotees and also they have demanded the withdrawal of prohibitory orders at the famous shrine

The opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala alleged that the Left government, the RSS and the BJP are trying to sabotage the Sabarimala pilgrimage. The opposition alleged that the government was using the police force to control the devotees at the famous shrine.
 

Kerala Police arrested devotees, who were just chanting ‘saranam’. Ayyappa devotees protested in Kannur, Kerala, against the government's irreligious stand on Sabarimala issue.

In the photo, Rehana Fathima was seen squatting awkwardly and mildly exposing her naked legs. She has been arrested under IPC Section 295 A. 

A mass protest was called on November 24 in Tamil Nadu's Ramanathapuram against the police brutality in Sabarimala

Thousands of devotees have vowed not to donate a penny to this and other temples until all temples in the country are freed from government control. For, they do not want their money to fill the state coffers as they hold that the state is unduly interfering in their religious beliefs.
 

The idol of the Lord Ardhanareeswar was taken out in procession, and the Maha Deepam was lit at 6 pm on November 23.

While devotees have been facing arrests with prohibitory orders that are in place in and around Sabarimala, the Pathanamthitta court in Kerala has extended the imposition of Section 144 for four more days. The cops in Kerala say this order must be in place till January.
 

Police officer and Central BJP leader Pon Radhakrishnan had an argument over not allowing private vehicles to Pamba, Sabarimala. The officer questioned the leader if he would take responsibility in case of an untoward incident.