Sabarimala Tantri's Arrest: A Clash of Traditions and Allegations
Sabarimala Tantri Kandararu Rajeevaru links his arrest to his opposition during the 2018 women's entry row. Accused in gold loss cases, he claims victimization as retaliation. Granted bail, the court found no evidence of wrongdoing. Legal proceedings continue amid debates about political and religious influence.
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Sabarimala Tantri Kandararu Rajeevaru, embroiled in allegations of gold loss at the temple shrine, believes his arrest is tied to his opposition to women's entry during the 2018 controversy. The tantri, having taken a firm stand on preserving temple customs, claims the charges are retaliatory.
Recently granted bail by the Kollam Vigilance Court, Rajeevaru's defense hinges on the lack of clear evidence against him. The court noted the absence of any incriminating proof establishing his involvement in the alleged irregularities, raising questions about the investigation's motives.
Opposition leaders demand explanations from the Special Investigation Team, pointing to political interference and the potential diversion of probes targeting CPI(M) figures. The saga unfolds as a complex interplay of tradition, politics, and law.
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