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The Kerala High Court directed the state government to expedite prosecution sanction in the Sabarimala gold theft case and file a chargesheet immediately, ensuring all legal procedures are completed by November 25.
The Kerala government criticised the Travancore Devaswom Board over severe supply shortages and procurement delays ahead of the Sabarimala pilgrimage, while base stations like Erumeli remain unprepared for the upcoming festival season.
Subrahmanyan Sankaran Namboothiri and Damodaran Namboothiri were chosen through a draw of lots as chief priests for the Sabarimala and Malikappuram temples respectively, assuming charge for the upcoming pilgrimage season.
Sabarimala preparations are progressing smoothly, with daily 'aravana' production increasing by one lakh tins to 3.6 lakh. AI-enabled crowd monitoring and civil works are also underway, while a gold crown is confirmed safe.
Sabarimala pilgrimage preparations face significant delays; contract finalisations for essential prasadam materials and revenue-generating auctions are behind schedule.
Kerala government will approach the High Court for alternative arrangements at Sabarimala due to Devaswom Board's alleged lapses, including prasadam shortages.
Kerala's Road Safety Authority approved ₹13.88 crore for projects enhancing safety on Sabarimala pilgrimage routes, including new barriers, improved lighting, and signage.
Former Milma governing council members allege their dissolution was politically motivated and arbitrary, aimed at preventing an LDF election win.
Kochi: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged theft of gold from the doorframes at Sabarimala is expected to file its final report before the jurisdictional court by September 25. The Kerala High Court has also directed the SIT to complete the Dwarapalaka case expeditiously. The
Sabarimala's Thiruvona Sadya feast was restricted to staff, not pilgrims, due to Travancore Devaswom Board's administrative and financial lapse.
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