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Darkest day in my life- Sabarimala

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Today will be considered as one of the darkest days in the life of a Hindu. The custom and a tradition of Swami Ayappa Temple at Sabarimala has been violated just fulfil the ego of a Chief Minister and his cronies. This calls for the strongest possible protest. If the government is so bent on enforcing the rulings the Supreme Court and the High Court, then there are also umteem rulings that is still not enforced which is not done to date. If the government is talking about gender justice, it is better that they start from their party. As a Hindu, I feel cheated. I express my strongest protest on this violation. #SwamiSaranam #ProtectSabarimala
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