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Kerala remains tense on 2nd day of Sabarimala season
Updated On: 18 October, 2018 10:07 PM IST | Mumbai | IANS
Tension prevailed on Thursday a day after the opening of the short five-day pilgrimage season at the Sabarimala shrine as Kerala observed a shutdown against the alleged police attack on protesters

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Tension prevailed on Thursday a day after the opening of the short five-day pilgrimage season as the state observed a shutdown against the alleged police attack on protesters even as a senior member of the Sabarimala priest's family urged women of the hitherto barred age group to respect tradition and not visit the Lord Ayyappa temple.
While on Wednesday a couple of women devotees were prevented from undertaking the trek to the hill temple and some women journalists were stopped from proceeding with their coverage amidst violence by activists of Hindu groups affiliated to the BJP and RSS, no women devotee of the ages that have been allowed darshan by the Supreme Court turned up on the day.
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