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Activists led by Trupti Desai denied police protection

However, police declined to grant protection to them, citing the recent Supreme Court decision to review its 2018 order permitting women in all age groups into Sabarimala

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Activist Bindu Ammini escorted by police after a protest by Hindu organisations outside police commissioner's office, in Kochi. Pic/PTI

Activist Bindu Ammini escorted by police after a protest by Hindu organisations outside police commissioner's office, in Kochi. Pic/PTI

Kochi: A team of gender rights activists led by Trupti Desai, which was headed for Sabarimala to offer prayers at Lord Ayyappa temple was denied police protection on Tuesday amidst protests by devotees, members of a right wing outfit and BJP here, for their entry into the shrine.

The Kerala government dubbed Desai's attempt to visit Sabarimala a "conspiracy". As soon as the team of activists landed at the airport here, they went to the city police commissionerate seeking protection to proceed to the hill shrine.

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