Women's entry inside Sabarimala temple: Supreme Court says religious practices should conform to constitutional principles

A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra referred to articles 25 and 26 (Freedom to practice religion) of the Constitution and said that a person can only be restrained on the grounds of "public health, public order and morality".

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Press Trust of India

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