Centre's warning to 3 southern states on Sabarimala row

New Delhi, Oct 19 The Centre has asked the southern states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to fix security in perspective of the proceeding with dissents against the Supreme Court arrange permitting passage of ladies of all age gatherings to Sabarimala temple.

In a warning, the Union Home Ministry additionally asked the three states to nearly screen the dispersal of different "unfavorable" messages through online networking and the Internet services.

"All necessary precautionary measures may be taken to keep up lawfulness and fitting security plans might be made to keep any untoward episode," the warning, sent by the inner security division of the home service, said.

The advisory said appropriate prohibitory requests be issued and a nearby watch might be kept on spread of "unfavorable data" through web-based social networking and web administrations, to guarantee that no breach of law and order takes place.

It also alluded to campaigns of certain civil and women's rights activists, Left parties and fronts and pro-Left wing extremism groups in favour of women's entry into the shrine and actively using women to do so.

While opposing groups and activists have threatened that they would not allow entry of women inside the temple, Hindu outfits intend to sort out challenge programs against apex court arrange, it said.

"Separately, Ayyappa devotees, Hindu outfits and certain caste based outfits have been organising vast dissent against the Supreme Court order. Interest in these dissents has extended from 50-3000, including participation of sizeable number of women.

"Hindu outfits have also composed a few protest programme in neighbouring states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka," the warning said.

The Supreme Court has as of late permitted ladies of the menstrual age gathering to visit Sabarimala Temple of Lord Ayyappa prompting the challenges.

Two women reached the hilltop on Friday however needed to return before achieving the sanctum sanctorum following monstrous challenges by Lord Ayyappa fans.

A large number of devotees blocked the young women and police team escorting them at Valiya Nadappandhal, the queue complex found a couple of meters from the heavenly 'pathinettam padi' (the 18 holy advances), prompting the sanctum sanctorum.