Devotees  

Pinarayi Vijayan's move to let women enter Sabarimala in the middle of the night through the back door is a cowardly act. Devaswom Board is anti-Hindu. But the Ayyappa devotees have a two-way approach to fight this legally.
 

Massive protests were witnessed in Mysore Bank Circle, Bengaluru. Ayyappa devotees raised their voice against two women, who entered the Sabarimala temple in Kerala on Wednesday.
 

Many Ayyappa devotees staged protests on the streets of Kerala, by chanting Ayyappa slogans against the two women, who entered the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday.

 

Travancore Devaswom Board member N Vijaykumar said they would seek an explanation from the thantri for conducting purification rites. Following this incident, a huge protest was witnessed in front of the Travancore Devaswom Board office.

Widespread protests have broken out in Kochi, Kottarakara, Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. BJP Mahila Morcha members are protesting at the secretariat in the state capital against the entry of Kanakadurga and Bindu into Sannidhanam on Wednesday. 
 

Ayyappa devotees in Kasaragod, Kerala, staged a protest by lying down on the road and chanting Ayyappa slogans against two women, who entered the Sabarimala temple.
 

Devotees have been asked to move away from the Sannidhanam to perform Suddhikalasam in the temple. The chief priest, Kandararu Rajeevaru closed the temple doors according to the instruction of the Thantri
 

 The  CPI(M) cadre in Karivallur, Kannur attacked a bus carrying Ayyappa devotees including women and children.
 

The police had to take the women devotees back due to security issues. Bindu, one of the devotees, said that those who are staging protests are violating the law.
 

Manithi team’s women, who moved towards the Sannidhanam on December 23 to have darshan at Sabarimala had returned after a massive protest by the devotees. The Manithi group from Tamil Nadu had to withdraw their decision to enter the famous shrine after protesters chanting Ayyappa mantra surrounded them
 

The Kerala high court has set up a monitoring team consisting of two senior judges and a senior IPS officer, specialising in Sabarimala issues. The government will implement new decisions in Sabarimala under their direction.

The Jacobite group was annoyed after the Kerala high court's decision to dismiss the petition filed by it on Tuesday. The Jacobite devotees filed a case against the Muvattupuzha munsif court order granting police protection to Fr Paul to enter the Mar Thoma church.

 

The devotees travelling for darshan and their vehicles have been exempted from prohibitory orders. The exemption applies to devotees who also arrive in groups and also applies to chant mantras individually or in groups

 

Devotees travelling for darshan and their vehicles have been given an exception from prohibitory orders.  The exception applies to devotees who also arrive in groups, and also applies to chanting mantras individually or in groups.