Devotee can’t stay at Sannidhanam indefinitely: Kerala HC
2 weeks, 3 days ago

Devotee can’t stay at Sannidhanam indefinitely: Kerala HC

New Indian Express  

KOCHI: Kerala High Court has held that the continued occupation of Sunil Kumar alias Sunil Swami, an exporter hailing from Kollam, at Room No. 401 of Sahyadri Pilgrim Centre, Sabarimala, for the past 10 years, and on all days when the temple remains open for monthly poojas and Mandala-Makaravilakku festival season is legally impermissible. A Division Bench headed by Justice Anil K Narendran said Sunil’s continued presence in front of the Sanctum Sanctorum for all poojas is also impermissible. CYBER CELL LAUNCHES SABARIMALA-POLICE GUIDE To ensure ease of pilgrimage for devotees, the District Police Cyber Cell has launched a portal titled Sabarimala-Police Guide. Virtual booking limited to 70k Officials have announced that spot bookings for Sabarimala darshan can accommodate up to 20,000 pilgrims, while virtual booking remains capped at 70,000.

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Kerala High Court Directs State To Widely Broadcast Its Facilities To Enable More Devotees Attend Sabarimala Darshan
3 years ago

Kerala High Court Directs State To Widely Broadcast Its Facilities To Enable More Devotees Attend Sabarimala Darshan

Live Law  

The Kerala High Court has directed the State and the Travancore Devaswom Board to broadly promulgate the facilities recently made available to Sabarimala pilgrims to facilitate entry to more devotees to the temple and to attend darshan therein, in view of the two month pilgrimage season.In a suo moto matter taken up based on the Sabarimala Special Commissioner's report, the …

Kerala High Court intervenes in Sabarimala virtual queue booking under-utilisation
3 years, 9 months ago

Kerala High Court intervenes in Sabarimala virtual queue booking under-utilisation

The Hindu  

Taking note of a report filed by the Sabarimala Special Commissioner on the issues concerning under-utilisation of the virtual queue system, the Kerala High Court has directed the State Police Chief to file an affidavit in this connection. In his report to the High Court, the special commissioner has pointed out that though 5,000 virtual queue slots were booked within …

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