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After BJP Protests, Kerala Government Withdraws Sabarimala Handbook
The Left government in Kerala on Thursday withdrew a handbook for police personnel on duty at the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala after the BJP protested a reference in the book.
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At Ground Zero Of Sabarimala, BJP Trying To Loosen Grip Of Left, Congress
The traditionally bipolar election to the Pathanamthitta Lok Sabha constituency, ground zero of the Sabarimala agitation, has gone triangular this time with the BJP hoping to win over voters who are opposed to implementation of the Supreme Court order on entry of women in the hill shrine.
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Sabarimala Will Help Make "Big Gains" In Kerala: BJP's Election Candidate
The controversy over the entry of women into the Sabarimala temple will help the BJP make inroads into Kerala, says the party's candidate K Rajasekharan while stressing that the disconnect between the people and the governments of the Congress and Left is an ever widening one.
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"Kerala Government Cheated Crores Of Devotees": Amit Shah On Sabarimala
Slamming the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala over the Sabarimala issue, BJP chief Amit Shah said on Friday that they has been "cheating" crores of Ayyappa devotees and denying them justice. He added that it would only result in "unsettling the foundation of the communist party in the state," he said while addressing part workers in Palakkad, Kerala.
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We Failed In Our Protest Over Sabarimala Issue, Says BJP
The BJP Saturday admitted that its fight to protect the faith of devotees on the Sabarimala issue was ''not entirely successful.''
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2 Women Stopped From Reaching Sabarimala In Their Second Attempt
Two women returned from the Nilakkal base camp after a second failed attempt to enter the Sabarimala temple.
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Be Ready To Face "Constitutional Consequences" Of Violence, BJP's Warning
The BJP on Saturday warned the Kerala government to be ready to face the "constitutional consequences" for the violence unleashed against its workers and leaders in the state over the Sabarimala issue.
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Sabarimala Protests: Over 100 Arrested After Attacks At Homes Of Left, BJP Leaders In Kerala
Instances of violence were reported in Kerala amid ongoing protests across the state after two women of menstruating age, the first ones after the Supreme Court ruling, entered the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday. Last night a crude bomb was thrown at the home of a BJP lawmaker in Kerala following a similar incident at a CPM leader's residence.
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Crude Bombs Thrown At Left Leader, BJP Parliamentarian Homes In Kerala
A crude bomb was thrown at the house of a BJP parliamentarian in Kerala hours after a similar attack on the house of a Left party legislator was reported to the police on Friday night. The family of BJP parliamentarian V Muraleedharan were sleeping at their ancestral house at Thalassery in Kannur district when they were attacked at midnight. No one...
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1,369 Arrested, 717 Detained In Sabarimala Flare-Up So Far
The Kerala police had arrested 1,369 protesters and took 717 into preventive custody until Friday morning in the wake of violence that erupted over the entry of two middle-aged women into the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala. This number includes a couple of CPI(M) workers who were arrested earlier today in connection with the death of a right-win...
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Kerala A War Zone After 2 Women Enter Sabarimala, 750 Arrested: 10 Points
Armed with stones and crude bombs, mobs took to the streets in Kerala during the dawn-to-dusk strike on Thursday, clashing with the police, forcing shops to shut and attacking offices of the ruling CPM and its allies in several districts. By the evening, more than 30 police personnel were injured and nearly 750 people were arrested. The strike was ...
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Opinion: With Sabarimala Protests, BJP Attempts New Dark Age For Kerala
When right-wing forces led by those in power threaten, bully and intimidate all those who stand for democracy and equality, the message of the Women's Wall has a resonance far beyond the boundaries of Kerala.
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"Support Women's Entry": BJP Lawmaker Contradicts Party Stand On Sabarimala
A lawmaker of the Bharatiya Janata Party has tweeted his support for the entry of women to the Sabarimala temple in Kerala amid protest by his party after two women entered the hill shrine early on Wednesday. BJP MP Udit Raj, however, made it clear that he was making the comments in his personal capacity.
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Protester Dies After Clashes Over Sabarimala, Shutdown In Kerala Today
A dawn-to-dusk shutdown in Kerala, umbrella organisation of various right-wing groups to protest the entry of two women into the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday, saw violence and stone-throwing in various parts of the state. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayansaid that holding the shutdown over women's entry into the shrine was like a shutdown orhartal ...
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Clashes After 2 Women Enter Sabarimala, Stun Grenades, Tear Gas Used
Youth activists of the BJP clashed with Leftist cadres in front of the Kerala secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram, hours after two women sneaked into the Sabarimala temple early this morning. Police used stun grenades, tear gas shells and water cannons to disperse the protesters.
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After BJP Protests, Kerala Government Withdraws Sabarimala Handbook
The Left government in Kerala on Thursday withdrew a handbook for police personnel on duty at the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala after the BJP protested a reference in the book.
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At Ground Zero Of Sabarimala, BJP Trying To Loosen Grip Of Left, Congress
The traditionally bipolar election to the Pathanamthitta Lok Sabha constituency, ground zero of the Sabarimala agitation, has gone triangular this time with the BJP hoping to win over voters who are opposed to implementation of the Supreme Court order on entry of women in the hill shrine.
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Sabarimala Will Help Make "Big Gains" In Kerala: BJP's Election Candidate
The controversy over the entry of women into the Sabarimala temple will help the BJP make inroads into Kerala, says the party's candidate K Rajasekharan while stressing that the disconnect between the people and the governments of the Congress and Left is an ever widening one.
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"Kerala Government Cheated Crores Of Devotees": Amit Shah On Sabarimala
Slamming the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala over the Sabarimala issue, BJP chief Amit Shah said on Friday that they has been "cheating" crores of Ayyappa devotees and denying them justice. He added that it would only result in "unsettling the foundation of the communist party in the state," he said while addressing part workers in Palakkad, Kerala.
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We Failed In Our Protest Over Sabarimala Issue, Says BJP
The BJP Saturday admitted that its fight to protect the faith of devotees on the Sabarimala issue was ''not entirely successful.''
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2 Women Stopped From Reaching Sabarimala In Their Second Attempt
Two women returned from the Nilakkal base camp after a second failed attempt to enter the Sabarimala temple.
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Be Ready To Face "Constitutional Consequences" Of Violence, BJP's Warning
The BJP on Saturday warned the Kerala government to be ready to face the "constitutional consequences" for the violence unleashed against its workers and leaders in the state over the Sabarimala issue.
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Sabarimala Protests: Over 100 Arrested After Attacks At Homes Of Left, BJP Leaders In Kerala
Instances of violence were reported in Kerala amid ongoing protests across the state after two women of menstruating age, the first ones after the Supreme Court ruling, entered the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday. Last night a crude bomb was thrown at the home of a BJP lawmaker in Kerala following a similar incident at a CPM leader's residence.
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Crude Bombs Thrown At Left Leader, BJP Parliamentarian Homes In Kerala
A crude bomb was thrown at the house of a BJP parliamentarian in Kerala hours after a similar attack on the house of a Left party legislator was reported to the police on Friday night. The family of BJP parliamentarian V Muraleedharan were sleeping at their ancestral house at Thalassery in Kannur district when they were attacked at midnight. No one...
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1,369 Arrested, 717 Detained In Sabarimala Flare-Up So Far
The Kerala police had arrested 1,369 protesters and took 717 into preventive custody until Friday morning in the wake of violence that erupted over the entry of two middle-aged women into the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala. This number includes a couple of CPI(M) workers who were arrested earlier today in connection with the death of a right-win...
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Kerala A War Zone After 2 Women Enter Sabarimala, 750 Arrested: 10 Points
Armed with stones and crude bombs, mobs took to the streets in Kerala during the dawn-to-dusk strike on Thursday, clashing with the police, forcing shops to shut and attacking offices of the ruling CPM and its allies in several districts. By the evening, more than 30 police personnel were injured and nearly 750 people were arrested. The strike was ...
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Opinion: With Sabarimala Protests, BJP Attempts New Dark Age For Kerala
When right-wing forces led by those in power threaten, bully and intimidate all those who stand for democracy and equality, the message of the Women's Wall has a resonance far beyond the boundaries of Kerala.
-
"Support Women's Entry": BJP Lawmaker Contradicts Party Stand On Sabarimala
A lawmaker of the Bharatiya Janata Party has tweeted his support for the entry of women to the Sabarimala temple in Kerala amid protest by his party after two women entered the hill shrine early on Wednesday. BJP MP Udit Raj, however, made it clear that he was making the comments in his personal capacity.
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Protester Dies After Clashes Over Sabarimala, Shutdown In Kerala Today
A dawn-to-dusk shutdown in Kerala, umbrella organisation of various right-wing groups to protest the entry of two women into the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday, saw violence and stone-throwing in various parts of the state. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayansaid that holding the shutdown over women's entry into the shrine was like a shutdown orhartal ...
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Clashes After 2 Women Enter Sabarimala, Stun Grenades, Tear Gas Used
Youth activists of the BJP clashed with Leftist cadres in front of the Kerala secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram, hours after two women sneaked into the Sabarimala temple early this morning. Police used stun grenades, tear gas shells and water cannons to disperse the protesters.
