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Will Sabarimala war reignite in Supreme Court?

After the Supreme Court threw Kerala's Sabarimala temple open to women of all ages in a landmark verdict, devotees of Lord Ayyappa -- the temple deity -- have protested. They want the shrine's tradition and rituals to be retained.

One of the temple priests and a member of the royal family associated with the shrine have said there's no relevance in holding talks with the Kerala government.

The president of the National Ayyappa Devotees Association has now filed a plea seeking a review of the Supreme Court's judgment.

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