The top court's observation came when senior advocate Indira Jaising, appearing for a woman devotee, Bindu Ammini, alleged a violation of the 2018 verdict and said her client was attacked for her bid to enter the shrine.
The Kerala government should “apply its mind” and show seriousness to end the impasse at Sabarimala, he said.
Police have arrested over 3,500 people till Sunday in connection with the protests that rocked the state earlier this month.
The Tantri family, which guides the customs and rituals at the Ayyappa temple, and the Pandalam palace that is closely linked to the legend of the Sabarimala deity, have rejected chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan's attempts to reach out to them.
The Supreme Court had in August said women had the constitutional right to enter Sabarimala temple and pray like men without being discriminated against.
The Kerala government has ordered an inquiry into photographs circulating on social media, purportedly showing some women in the Sabarimala…
