Supreme Court said that it cannot remain oblivious to the fact that women are not allowed into the temple of Sabarimala.
Headed by Chief Justice Deepak Mishra, the five-judge constitution bench said that irrespective of the submissions that Lord Ayyappa of the Sabarimala temple has "celibate character", it cannot remain "oblivious" of the fact that the entry of women in the age group of 10-50 was barred on "physiological ground" of menstruation. Chief Justice Deepak Mishra however said that the arguments of advocate Sai Deepak, appearing for People for Dharma and NGO Chetna are impressive.
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