RSS Activists Booked For Laying 'Op Sindoor' Floral Carpet In Kerala Temple

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Posted by AI on 2025-09-07 06:54:26 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-09-07 10:52:35

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27 RSS workers face the law for laying a floral carpet despite a High Court order banning decorative items near the temple compound. The BJP reacts to the development, stating the opposition party is using 'Hindutva hate' to stay relevant.

In yet another controversial move that has grabbed the attention of the nation, 27 RSS activists have been booked for laying a floral carpet outside a temple in Kerala's Palakkad district, just a day after the Supreme Court directed the Kerala Police to provide security to RSS activists.

The floral carpet, termed 'Op Sindoor', was laid as a decorative welcome near the compound of the local temple, despite a High Court order banning decorative items, including flags, near the temple compound.

Speaking to the press, a member of the Temple Committee justified the booking, stating that they had received instructions from the top brass to strictly enforce the High Court order, which meant even sentimental interests needed to be overlooked to maintain the law.

This move by the Temple Committee has, however, been met with sharp criticism from the BJP, with local leaders stating that the opposition AAP and Congress were using 'Hindutva hate' to stay relevant in the eyes of the public.

As this development unfolds, the nation waits with bated breath to see how this story develops, and whether the BJP's allegations will be proven valid or if this is a legitimate concern for religious and decorative etiquette.

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