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A total of 49 review petitions have been brought before the Supreme Court. The petitioners have also said that the Sabarimala verdict has "legal errors" and the assumption of the temple practice being based on notions of menstrual impurity is 'factually erroneous'.

The VHP’s ongoing Dharma Sansad in Prayagraj passed a resolution to wage an Ayodhya-kind of movement on the Sabarimala issue. The much-awaited Aero show 2019 in Bengaluru is almost ready for take-off. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

Earlier, Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi stated that Indu Malhotra, the lone woman judge of the bench considering the case, is on medical leave and hence the case is unlikely to be considered on January 22 as scheduled
 

The Delhi court issued the directions on a protest petition filed by the main complainant Ajay Gautam against the Delhi police's closure report

Accused Kunjananthan has requested for bail in the Kerala high court citing health reasons. The court has asked for an explanation from the government regarding his petition. 
 

As the deadline is over, Tamil Nadu student Gokul requested the court to initiate contempt proceedings against the teachers.

The complainant has accused Congress leader Ahmed Patel, along with what the petitioner calls 'members of waqf land mafia', of 'desecration of dargah, Shah-e-Mardan, armed looting of pipes, iron poles and other articles belonging to dargah'

Chennai's Vijayakumar, Mumbai's Sylaja Vijayan, VHJ leader S Jaya Rajakumar and Akhil Bharatiya Malayalies Sangh filed the writ petitions in the Supreme Court seeking a review of the Sabarimala verdict

 

The petition argued that 'the people of the state have a right to be governed under the law by truthful elected representatives and not those who are indulged in criminal acts and serious criminal charges framed by the trial court. Thus, the chief minister has no legal/constitutional right to continue as a chief minister of NCT of Delhi'

The Nair Service Society came down heavily against the Kerala government. While the organisation criticised the chief minister for complicating issues and failing to protect the faith of the devotees, the NSS has also filed a review petition at the Supreme Court

The Delhi high court dismissed on Monday a petition seeking a ban on the trailer of the film, The Accidental Prime Minister, saying, while the issue was in public interest, the petition was not filed in the form of a PIL