Women’s Wall  

The women's wall is being created primarily to seek support on issues such as entry of women into the Sabarimala temple. Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan has sent out invitations to over 150 social groups. The support for the women’s wall, however, seems to be crumbling.
 

Kerala high court ordered state government not to force women under the age of 18 to participate in the women's wall. Also, there are reports that government employees are scared whether they will face transfers and other challenges if they say no to participating in the women's wall
 

Earlier Manju Warrier had posted her video on the Facebook page of women’s wall, expressing her support to it. In the video, she said that renaissance values should be protected, and that man-woman equality is necessary. She urged Kerala to move forward, stating that she was all for the women wall. 
 

Kerala MLA PC George ruled out the possibility of him joining the BJP. In his latest speech in a function, he said he firmly believes that women with some sense of decency will not take part in the women’s wall. Here are some of the incidents which prove that he may join the BJP
 

The Kerala BJP had launched an indefinite hunger strike on Monday while the state government is set to form a ‘million women’s wall’ during the New Year to garner support for its stand towards the Sabarimala temple
 

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