Sabarimala Temple  

The Sri Lankan woman's attempt to enter the Sabarimala temple came two days after two women of menstruating age, Bindu and Kanakadurga, had entered the Lord Ayyappa shrine to offer prayers

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.
 

Protests against the entry of women in the Sabarimala temple turned violent after the CPI(M) and the BJP protesters fought in Thiruvananthapuram.  Four police officials were injured as bombs were hurled.

 
 

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.

 

Protests against the entry of women in the Sabarimala temple turned violent after the CPM and BJP protesters fought in front of CPM area committee office. Stones were pelted and one person was killed

According to the Chennai Police, the stone-pelting incident happened after two women of menstruating age entered the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday morning

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.
 

The chief priest of the Sabarimala temple had closed the doors of the shrine for performing Suddhikalasam (purification rites) after it was confirmed that two women entered the temple through the back gate and had the darshan of Lord Ayyappa. Meanwhile, CPI(M) leader Kodiyeri Balakrishnan has criticised Sabarimala temple thantri for closing the temple for purification rites.

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
 

Schools in some districts have declared holiday in the afternoon while universities have postponed examinations which were to be held on Tuesday amid allegations of misuse of official machinery, which the LDF has denied.

Women's wall is a programme initiated by the Left Democratic Front (LDF) to seek support on the initiatives undertaken by the state government. The women's wall primarily seeks support on issues such as entry of women into the Sabarimala temple. 
 

The Kerala government did not want women to enter Sabarimala temple, said Devaswom minister Kadakampally Surendran. The government cannot say it could not implement the SC order, he said.

 
 

As per reports, the Kerala Police also said that the state government will take the final decision on providing security to women pilgrims. The rush at Sabarimala temple is getting increased day by day as the pilgrimage season is coming to an end.
 

When the Supreme Court can deliver its verdict on the Sabarimala temple case promptly, why is the Ram Janmabhoomi issue pending for the past 70 years, Union law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad asked