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Women entry in Sabarimala: Supreme Court says it won’t rely on ‘WhatsApp University’ in religious freedom cases

The Supreme Court, while hearing a case on gender discrimination in temples, cautioned against relying on information from ‘WhatsApp University.’ A nine-judge bench, led by the Chief Justice, emphasized that while eminent authors’ views are respected, personal opinions are not sufficient for judicial decisions. The court acknowledged the difficulty in defining essential religious practices.

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