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‘There can’t be anarchy’: SC hears Sabarimala case, flags need for structure in religious institutions

The Supreme Court emphasized that religious institutions must operate under established norms, not anarchy, while hearing cases related to women’s entry at places of worship. A nine-judge bench stated that the right to manage a religious institution requires regulation within constitutional limits to prevent discrimination and ensure orderly functioning.

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