Today, On 19th November, The Kerala High Court criticised the poor crowd control at Sabarimala, noting that the situation went out of control due to a complete lack of proper coordination among officials. The court demanded immediate corrective measures from the administration.
Kerala High Court has permitted the SIT to collect gold samples and inspect the Sreekovil door amid allegations of massive gold misappropriation at Sabarimala temple. The court said, “The investigation must reach everyone who was part of the gold theft, directly or indirectly.”
The Kerala High Court ruled that the appointment of santhis (temple priests) cannot be restricted to a specific caste or ancestry. Such caste-based or lineage restrictions do not qualify as essential religious practices under the Constitution of India.
The Kerala High Court has directed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate a larger conspiracy behind the Sabarimala temple gold theft, implicating TDB officials and Unnikrishnan Potty in the disappearance of gold from Dwarapalaka idols.
Kerala High Court conducted an in-camera hearing today regarding the alleged loss of gold from the Dwarapalaka idols at Sabarimala temple. The Court restricted public and media access, keeping the sensitive proceedings completely confidential.
Kerala High Court has ordered an SIT probe into the Sabarimala gold loss row, appointing ADGP H Venkatesh to lead the investigation. The case involves alleged missing gold from the ‘Dwarapalaka idols’ at the famous temple.
Kerala High Court has asked the Vigilance Officer to investigate the 4 kg gold loss from Sabarimala idols. Court stressed a transparent inquiry to uncover the truth.
The Kerala High Court has admitted a PIL challenging the Travancore Devaswom Board’s plan to hold the Global Ayyappa Sangamam at Pamba near Sabarimala. The court asked TDB to reveal full details of the event’s schedule and sponsorship sources.
The Kerala High Court directed the filing of an FIR against a man who raised funds for idol installation at Sabarimala temple. The court questioned, “What is the action taken by the Board apart from our directions?”
The Kerala High Court criticized the Travancore Devaswom Board and state police for granting VIP treatment to actor Dileep during his visit to Sabarimala, questioning the privileges he received at the expense of other devotees. The court directed measures for equitable access to darshan for all, especially vulnerable individuals, during the festival.
