Sabrimala Puja is the last day, will there be any women devotees going to the temple?
For the last five days, there was a ruckus about the entry of women in Sabarimala temple. No women's entry has been done so far. The police are alert about what will happen on the fifth day on Monday.
The monthly five-day worship in Sabarimala is the last day on Monday. The State Police has prepared a preparedness for the worship to be done in peaceful manner. Police in Kerala have been kept on high alert. Police have got some intelligence that protesters can take out victory procession Monday evening in Pamba. Preparation of the procession is that during the last five days, a woman could not get admission in the sanctum sanctorum of Sabarimala temple.
On the fifth day a woman has approached the Irumili police and demanded protection so that she could enter the temple. There is no information about his age yet. At present, he is in the Irumelli police station.
The police are alert because they have also got intelligence on violent demonstration. The media is also expected to attack. In the security of Pamba and Nilakkal, the media persons have been advised to take precautions and to withdraw from the entire area. On the last day of worship, IG Shreejit of the Kerala Police worshiped in Shanadham. Talking to the media after this, he said that if a woman wants to enter the temple, then the police will arrange for them a perfect arrangement.
Shreejit said to the media, "If any woman wants to visit Sabarimala temple, then we will arrange all for her. We will give him complete protection. ' In Sabarimala temple on Monday, Pamba Gate will be closed from the last 5 to 6 pm on the last day of worship. However, the IG did not say what was his plan to stop the demonstration and grant entry to any woman.
Meanwhile, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarai Vijayan returned home on Monday morning. They were on a five-day UAE tour for the reconstruction of Kerala. Vijayan went to the UAE to raise money for Kerala. Travancore Devaswom Board, who has been looking after the work of worship in Sabarimala temple, has asked for time to meet the Chief Minister. On Monday, there is the possibility of a Pinaray Vijayan press conference.
Earlier on Sunday, devotees of Lord Ayyappan stopped 4 Telugu women from climbing to the temple going to the temple. Protesters protesting the Ayappa stopped the two women under the mountain. The women who came with their relatives are being told around the age of 40. However, the protesters allowed women aged over 50 to climb the hill.
According to the police who took the women safely out there, both women told the security forces that they had come here without knowing the traditions of the temple. At the same time, the womb of 47-year-old woman's temple reached near Nadappandhal, but devotees stopped her from entering the mausoleum of Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa. Police said that these women were part of the group of pilgrims visiting the temple in Kerala. He was taken to Nilakkal, where he parked his car.
Let us know that the Supreme Court had given a decision regarding the removal of old age restrictions on the philosophy of women in the temple of Lord Ayyappa of the women of Um Um from 10 to 50 years last month. Meanwhile, the Sabarimala Karma Committee has decided to expedite the movement against the Kerala government to show 'hasty' to implement the Supreme Court verdict.
The monthly five-day worship in Sabarimala is the last day on Monday. The State Police has prepared a preparedness for the worship to be done in peaceful manner. Police in Kerala have been kept on high alert. Police have got some intelligence that protesters can take out victory procession Monday evening in Pamba. Preparation of the procession is that during the last five days, a woman could not get admission in the sanctum sanctorum of Sabarimala temple.
On the fifth day a woman has approached the Irumili police and demanded protection so that she could enter the temple. There is no information about his age yet. At present, he is in the Irumelli police station.
The police are alert because they have also got intelligence on violent demonstration. The media is also expected to attack. In the security of Pamba and Nilakkal, the media persons have been advised to take precautions and to withdraw from the entire area. On the last day of worship, IG Shreejit of the Kerala Police worshiped in Shanadham. Talking to the media after this, he said that if a woman wants to enter the temple, then the police will arrange for them a perfect arrangement.
Shreejit said to the media, "If any woman wants to visit Sabarimala temple, then we will arrange all for her. We will give him complete protection. ' In Sabarimala temple on Monday, Pamba Gate will be closed from the last 5 to 6 pm on the last day of worship. However, the IG did not say what was his plan to stop the demonstration and grant entry to any woman.
Meanwhile, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarai Vijayan returned home on Monday morning. They were on a five-day UAE tour for the reconstruction of Kerala. Vijayan went to the UAE to raise money for Kerala. Travancore Devaswom Board, who has been looking after the work of worship in Sabarimala temple, has asked for time to meet the Chief Minister. On Monday, there is the possibility of a Pinaray Vijayan press conference.
Earlier on Sunday, devotees of Lord Ayyappan stopped 4 Telugu women from climbing to the temple going to the temple. Protesters protesting the Ayappa stopped the two women under the mountain. The women who came with their relatives are being told around the age of 40. However, the protesters allowed women aged over 50 to climb the hill.
According to the police who took the women safely out there, both women told the security forces that they had come here without knowing the traditions of the temple. At the same time, the womb of 47-year-old woman's temple reached near Nadappandhal, but devotees stopped her from entering the mausoleum of Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa. Police said that these women were part of the group of pilgrims visiting the temple in Kerala. He was taken to Nilakkal, where he parked his car.
Let us know that the Supreme Court had given a decision regarding the removal of old age restrictions on the philosophy of women in the temple of Lord Ayyappa of the women of Um Um from 10 to 50 years last month. Meanwhile, the Sabarimala Karma Committee has decided to expedite the movement against the Kerala government to show 'hasty' to implement the Supreme Court verdict.
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