In the Indian state of Kerala, thousands of male devotees have continued to obstruct the entry of women into an 800-year-old temple.
Earlier this year, the country's highest court ruled that a centuries old tradition that keeps women of menstruating age out is a violation of the fundamental rights of women. Devotees claim that preventing the entry of women is essential since the temple's chief deity is celibate.
Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.
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