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Kerala: The Sabarimala Stakes

Political parties are alive to the opportunity the sabarimala controversy offers them

When the Supreme Court, on September 28, ruled that debarring women of menstruating age from entering Sabarimala was a "clear violation of the right of Hindu women to practise religion under Article 25" of the Constitution, progressive Kerala welcomed the verdict. The ruling CPI(M) and Congress hailed the judgment and senior RSS

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