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Two women scribes injured as Sabarimala protests turn violent

Protesters forcibly turn back women visiting the shrine despite police assurances that no one would be stopped from taking the pilgrimage

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Clashes erupted in Nilackal area of Kerala as traditionalists tried to stop women from visiting the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday. Pic/AFP

Clashes erupted in Nilackal area of Kerala as traditionalists tried to stop women from visiting the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday. Pic/AFP

Police took to lathi-charge after protesters opposed the entry of women in the 10-50 age group to the Sabarimala temple turned violent and attacked journalists covering the stand-off here on Wednesday.

Two female reporters, working for two different television news channels, were injured when the protesters turned their ire on the media contingent. At Nilackal, activists belonging to the BJP, Congress, and Hindu groups are protesting the Supreme Court verdict allowing women aged 10-50 years to pray at the Sabarimala temple, reversing a long-standing tradition.

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