Women should uphold tradition, says BJP leader

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Updated At : 02:23 PM Nov 17, 2019 IST

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Coimbatore, November 16

Women should allow to follow the tradition and heritage of the Sabarimala shrine, BJP Tamil Nadu general secretary Vanathi Srinivasan has said.

They should realise this and allow to maintain the sanctity of the temple, Vanathi told reporters here to a question on the Supreme Court verdict in the Ayyappa temple issue.

Endorsing Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami’s view on actor Rajnikanth that he was not a political leader, she said that it was for him to decide whether to join BJP or not. — PTI

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