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The HC appoints a group of three members, consisting of two former High Court judges and one officer of rank from the DGP, observers responsible for overseeing the execution of his orders.
A division bench comprised of judges, PR Ramachandra Menon and N Anil Kumar, stated that the chanting of the mantras should not be avoided, as it was the right of the faithful, but he emphasized that this right should not be not be used as an excuse to hold demonstrations.
Examining a series of measures to lift the restrictions imposed by the police and the state government in Sabarimala, the HC criticizes the actions of the government.
HC recalls Kerala government over sanctuary restrictions
HC has called on the state government over the Sabarimala case, expressing dissatisfaction with the early closure of the government. Annadana Mandapam (Food Distribution Center), Prasadam Counter and Food Stands, Restrictions KSRTC Services and Sannidhanam Room Lock.
The state was not able to provide satisfactory answers as to the need for restrictions, the bench said. Although the state stated that there were temporary restrictions to ensure the safety of the pilgrims, the court stated that such provisions should have been made before the start of the pilgrimage season. . The court said the observers 'activities should be coordinated by the Sabarimala special commissioner and that observers' facilities should be provided by Travancore Devaswom's board of directors. The observer committee is composed of the retired Supreme Court judges, P R Raman and Siri Jagan, and the senior IPS official, A Hemachandran.
He also issued specific instructions on the provision of facilities such as water, toilets and food, as well as security checks, among other issues.
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