Kerala Police  

A new case has been registered against BJP's K Surendran, who had received bail recently after his arrest over a clash at Sabarimala. The new case was lodged for blocking a 52-year-old, woman who came to Sabarimala for her grandchild's 'choroonu' (a ceremony where the child is fed rice for the first time). 

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan justified the step saying that if they stop visiting Sabarimala as a group, then no one would head to the shrine. However, sources in the Congress say it's a trap to get their leaders arrested. 

The protesters demanded that the BJP leader K Surendran be released and alleged that the police had arrested a devotee.

Police officers stationed at Sabarimala have been instructed to follow dress code while on duty - caps, boots and belts with shirts tucked in- to treat it like any other protest site.

The pilgrimage season is all set to start at the Sabarimala Temple. The Kerala police have been under fire for targeting those going against the Supreme Court order

Harikumar allegedly got into an altercation with an electrician named Sanal on the road on the night of November 5, following which Harikumar is reported to have pushed Sanal, who fell on the road and was crushed to death by a speeding vehicle.
 

Kerala Police is planning to airlift women devotees to Sabarimala through choppers to provide them with more security. 

The workers of Family Plastics in Manvila confessed to their crime before Kerala Police. They said they had committed the crime as a mark of protest after their employer reduced their salaries.

The special branch of the Kerala Police has found serious anomalies in the statements of deputy superintendent of police B Harikumar in the Neyyatinkara murder case

Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan claimed that Sabarimala is entirely in the hands of the state police but a Facebook video has gone viral where RSS leader Valsan Thillankery can be seen controlling the devotees at Sannidhanam