Sabarimala Verdict  

One of the two women who managed to enter the Sabarimala temple was attacked with pepper spray when she was entering the shrine. Ammini and Activist Trupti Desai had reached the Kochi commissioner office to seek police security.

The battle over women’s entry into the Sabarimala temple continues as the pilgrimage season is about to begin. The Supreme Court has referred the matter to a larger Constitution bench, saying it needs detailed examination. Travancore Devaswom Board hopes for a peaceful pilgrimage.

The Sabarimala verdict has been referred to a larger bench by the Supreme Court. The 2018 saw a 4:1 split verdict but the November 14 saw a 3:2 split verdict with Justice JY Chandrachud and Justice Nariman expressing dissent. 

 

As Supreme Court today will pronounce its judgment on the review petitions challenging Sabarimala verdict of September 28, 2018, related to the entry of women into the Ayyappa Temple in Kerala, we look at the series of events

The Supreme Court will announce its verdict on the entry of women in the Sabarimala temple. The top court will also review its judgment into the alleged irregularities in the Rafale jet procurement case. That apart, the apex court will decide upon the case against Rahul Gandhi for his “Chowkidar chor hai’ comment. 
 

Sabarimala turned into a battlefield after the Supreme Court verdict on September 28, 2018. Today, we asked several women from Kerala whether they wish to enter the shrine or will they wait till 50 to enter the temple?

The Pinayarai Vijayan-led Kerala government, which is in a hurry to implement the Supreme Court’s order in relation to the Sabarimala verdict, is now accused of pussy-footing over the Jacobite-Orthodox church feud

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'.

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

 

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

LDF government maintains a strong stand to implement the Supreme Court verdict on Sabarimala. The Travancore Devaswom Board's president A Padmakumar said that they would move the apex court with the help of advocate Chandra Uday Singh seeking time to implement the Sabarimala verdict.

The Supreme Court will on Tuesday hear 49 petitions seeking a review of the earlier verdict that allowed women of all ages to enter the Sabarimala temple