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2020年5月6日In his customary policy address marking the beginning of the 14th session of the Assembly here, he said the state government had stood for gender equality, social justice and the dignity of toiling masses. My government is duty-bound to implement the judgement and uphold our constitution," Sathasivam said.
As the controversy over the Sabarimala women entry issue simmers in the state, Kerala Governor Justice P Sathasivam on Friday said the CPI(M)-led LDF government is "duty-bound" to implement the apex court verdict permitting women of all age groups into theLord Ayyappa shrine and "uphold" Constitution.In his 90 minute-long address, Sathasivam also said the state government has proposed to set up a "Navodhana Museum" to commemorate the historic contributions of social reformers of the southern state.Though the opposition UDF members raised their voice when he mentioned that over 50 lakh women gathered as part of the womens wall on January 1, the Governor went ahead with his address.Various events that had taken place in connection with the Sabarimala issue underlined the urgent need to carry forward the renaissance movement, the Governor said while detailing steps taken by the state government to ensure gender equality..Though the LDF government had maintained that the "Womens Wall" was against any attempt to push society back to the dark ages from its progressive values, the opposition UDF and BJP had said that it would create https://www.weifengmachinery.com/product/accessories/accessories-of-sock-machine-2.html a "communal divide" among the people. For this, the Pinarayi Vijayan-led government extended support to mobilise a "Vanitha Mathil" (Womens Wall) across the state as a symbol of united will of the states women in their struggle for gender justice, he said. They had also alleged the government was misusing its machinery and welfare funds for the programme. The Supreme Court ordered that preventing the entry of women of a particular age group to Sabarimala temple is unconstitutional."My government will ensure gender justice.
As the controversy over the Sabarimala women entry issue simmers in the state, Kerala Governor Justice P Sathasivam on Friday said the CPI(M)-led LDF government is "duty-bound" to implement the apex court verdict permitting women of all age groups into theLord Ayyappa shrine and "uphold" Constitution.In his 90 minute-long address, Sathasivam also said the state government has proposed to set up a "Navodhana Museum" to commemorate the historic contributions of social reformers of the southern state.Though the opposition UDF members raised their voice when he mentioned that over 50 lakh women gathered as part of the womens wall on January 1, the Governor went ahead with his address.Various events that had taken place in connection with the Sabarimala issue underlined the urgent need to carry forward the renaissance movement, the Governor said while detailing steps taken by the state government to ensure gender equality..Though the LDF government had maintained that the "Womens Wall" was against any attempt to push society back to the dark ages from its progressive values, the opposition UDF and BJP had said that it would create https://www.weifengmachinery.com/product/accessories/accessories-of-sock-machine-2.html a "communal divide" among the people. For this, the Pinarayi Vijayan-led government extended support to mobilise a "Vanitha Mathil" (Womens Wall) across the state as a symbol of united will of the states women in their struggle for gender justice, he said. They had also alleged the government was misusing its machinery and welfare funds for the programme. The Supreme Court ordered that preventing the entry of women of a particular age group to Sabarimala temple is unconstitutional."My government will ensure gender justice.
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