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After playing the jallikattu card in Tamil Nadu, PM Modi brought up the Sabarimala issue at poll rally in Kerala’s Konni.

Kerala Assembly Election 2021: In Kerala PM Narendra Modi lists sins of LDF & UDF, brings up Sabarimala issue

In a fresh attack on opposition parties in Kerala, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that during the rule of the United Democratic Front (UDF) and Left Democratic Front (LDF), the governance took a backseat and dynastic politics was promoted. After playing the jallikattu card in Tamil Nadu, PM Modi brought up the Sabarimala issue at poll rally in Kerala&rsquo;s Konni. He slammed the state government seeking an answer why the government attacked the innocent devotees.

In Kerala Modi lists sins of LDF & UDF, brings up Sabarimala issue

Kerala&nbsp;Polls: PM Modi&nbsp;attacks UDF&nbsp;&amp; LDF&nbsp;over Sabarimala&nbsp;protest
Sabrimala&nbsp;protests: PM sought answer from state govt
PM Modi&nbsp;slams for attacking&nbsp;Sabarimala&nbsp;devotees
PM attacked LDF&nbsp;&amp; UDF, slammed dynasty politics in state
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In a fresh attack on opposition parties in Kerala, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that during the rule of the United Democratic Front (UDF) and Left Democratic Front (LDF), the governance took a backseat and dynastic politics was promoted.
After playing the jallikattu card in Tamil Nadu, PM Modi brought up the Sabarimala issue at poll rally in Kerala&rsquo;s Konni. He slammed the state government seeking an answer why the government attacked the innocent devotees.
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A video released by the Congress party in 2018 which received flak online, has been withdrawn ahead of the assembly polls in Kerala.

Controversial Sabarimala video withdrawn by UDF in light of Kerala assembly elections

A video released by the Congress party in 2018 which received&nbsp;flak online, has been withdrawn ahead of the assembly polls in Kerala. The one-minute-video showed few male devotees of Lord Ayyappa, dressed in the traditional clothes, chanting prayers and trekking while a young woman dressed in modern clothes walks past them with police escort.&nbsp;The Supreme Court allowed entry of women into the Sabarimala shrine&nbsp;in a landmark verdict in 2018. The BJP and Congress led UDF&nbsp;had held massive protests against the entry of women, while the LDF decided to follow the SC verdict.
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A video released by the Congress party in 2018 which received&nbsp;flak online, has been withdrawn ahead of the assembly polls in Kerala. The one-minute-video showed few male devotees of Lord Ayyappa, dressed in the traditional clothes, chanting prayers and trekking while a young woman dressed in modern clothes walks past them with police escort.&nbsp;The Supreme Court allowed entry of women into the Sabarimala shrine&nbsp;in a landmark verdict in 2018. The BJP and Congress led UDF&nbsp;had held massive protests against the entry of women, while the LDF decided to follow the SC verdict.
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A video released by the Congress party in 2018 which received&nbsp;flak online, has been withdrawn ahead of the assembly polls in Kerala.
The one-minute-video showed few male devotees of Lord Ayyappa, dressed in the traditional clothes, chanting prayers and trekking while a young woman dressed in modern clothes walks past them with police escort.&nbsp;
The Supreme Court allowed entry of women into the Sabarimala shrine&nbsp;in a landmark verdict in 2018. The BJP and Congress led UDF&nbsp;had held massive protests against the entry of women, while the LDF decided to follow the SC verdict.
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Sabarimala temple opens for devotees after 6 months

The famed Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala opened to devotees on Saturday morning after remaining closed for over six months due to the coronavirus pandemic

The famed Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala opened to devotees on Saturday morning after remaining closed for over six months due to the coronavirus pandemic. A few worshippers wearing masks and carrying Covid-19 negative certificate offered prayers on the first morning.&nbsp;The temple, which opened for the monthly puja on Friday evening, will allow pilgrims to offer prayers till October 21. Rapid antigen tests are being conducted for those not carrying a negative test report for Covid-19.

Sabarimala, PTI: The famed Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala opened to devotees on Saturday morning after remaining closed for over six months due to the coronavirus pandemic. A few worshippers wearing masks and carrying Covid-19 negative certificate offered prayers on the first morning.
The temple, which opened for the monthly puja on Friday evening, will allow pilgrims to offer prayers till October 21.
Rapid antigen tests are being conducted for those not carrying a negative test report for Covid-19.
This is the first time since March 25, when a nationwide lockdown came into force, that pilgrims are being allowed to offer prayers at the hill shrine, which opened at 5 am, sources in the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB), which manages the temple, said.
As many as 246 people have booked through the virtual queue system for darshan on Saturday. Each day only 250 people will be allowed inside the temple.
The usual rush of devotees was missing this time.
Though the temple opened on Friday evening for the monthly puja, entry of devotees was allowed only from Saturday, the first day of 'Thulam' (malayalam month).
Only those between 10-60 years, having a medical certificate stating that they were fit to trek the holy hill, are being allowed to offer prayers.
Due to the pandemic, the pilgrims will not be allowed to stay at Sannidhanam, Nilackkal or Pamba.

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