Sabarimala Temple Row  

When the chief minister met the tantri’s family and Panthalam royal family representatives, he had put forward the suggestion to reserve two days for women at Sabarimala. However, the representatives strongly opposed this
 

Countering chief minister’s stand that the UDF was helping BJP in the Sabarimala temple issue, Ramesh Chennithala said it was Pinarayi Vijayan who acted like the ‘Godfather of the BJP’. Chennithala alleged that the government has double standards on the temple row.

The yatra, organised by the NDA, will begin on November 8 from Kasargod and culminate at Pathanamthitta in Kerala on November 13. BJP state president PS Sreedharan Pillai addressed the reporters. 
 

The photos have been released in every police station limits and special teams have been formed in every district to find these 210 suspects involved in Sabarimala violence.
 

Kerala Police have asked the journalists reporting from Pamba, near Sabarimala, to leave. The cops say they have inputs about targeted attacks being planned on media.

The Kerala minister said that the royal family are not able to realise that the times of monarchy are over. “It is not their rule now. It is the rule of democracy,” he added.

"I have never been to Sabarimala. But, I will stand with what is reasonable for women and the state," says Makkal Needhi Maiam president Kamal Haasan.

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Pleading for peace, board president Padmakumar stressed that the Sabarimala shrine should not transform into a political hotbed.

BJP leader Shobha Surendran's supporters started to block the roads and began to protest seeking her release immediately. Surendran was arrested while protesting against the Sabarimala verdict.

Activists and Lord Ayyappa devotees were beaten up brutally by Kerala police at Pamba near Sabarimala.

The BJP leader Shobha Surendran was arrested yesterday by the Kerala police during a protest.

Trupti Desai, who is fighting for women’s entry in Sabarimala temple, was heading towards Shirdi temple along with other protesters to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will be visiting Shirdi temple today.