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Devotees of Ayyappa Swamy here on Thursday criticised the Kerala State government for its alleged cooperation with the two women of aged below 50 who entered into the Sabarimala Shrine
ECIL: Devotees of Ayyappa Swamy here on Thursday criticised the Kerala State government for its alleged cooperation with the two women of aged below 50 who entered into the Sabarimala Shrine. They burnt the effigy of Kerala chief minister in protest against the entry of the two women. It is to be recalled that the Supreme Court of India in its historic judgment lifted the ban on the entry of girls and women between the ages of 10 and 50 into the shrine of Lord Ayyappa.
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