Sabarimala row: Can religious custom override women’s constitutional rights?
- Sabarimala's restriction on women aged 10–50 faces renewed legal scrutiny.
- SC allowed women of all ages to enter in 2018.
- • Supporters defend the restriction as religious tradition; critics argue it violates equality & dignity.
- A nine-judge SC bench must examine the balance between religious freedom & constitutional rights.
Source: newindianexpress.com
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