‘Conspiracy’: Kerala won't protect activists led by Trupti Desai to visit Sabarimala

The agitators ended protest following assurances from police officials that women activists would not be given protection to visit temple.

Bindu Ammini attacked with chilli powder on her way to Sabarimala

Ammini had entered temple earlier this year and offered prayers along with Kanakadurga.

The top court also observed that the right to worship by an individual cannot outweigh the rights of a religious group.

The top court also observed that the right to worship by an individual cannot outweigh the rights of a religious group.

The SC on Thursday referred to a larger bench the petitions which sought review of the top court judgement of 2018.

Taslima Nasreen said instead of Sabarimala, women activists should enter villages where women suffer from domestic violence, sexual abuse.

'Police have told us that they'll provide us security the next time we visit,' activist Trupti Desai said.

Hindu Aikyavedi state President K P Sasikala was arrested near Marakkoottam near Sabarimala at 2.30 am on Saturday.

But she also said that they will come back after some days to offer prayers at the temple.

Hundreds of protesters chanting Ayyappa hymns remained outside blocking her from emerging out of the arrival terminal of the airport.