11:45 am IST

2 women devotees brought back to camp following protests
#Visuals Two women devotees are being brought back to Pampa base camp following protests. They were stopped by protesters at Appachimedu, two kilometres away from #SabarimalaTemple. #Kerala pic.twitter.com/PQEu94C2Ay— ANI (@ANI) December 24, 2018
11:05 am IST
Lord Ayyappa devotees protest outside woman devotee’s house
Lord Ayyappa devotees hold protest in Perinthalmanna, Malappuram, outside the residence of Bindu, a woman devotee who began the trek to Sabarimala Temple today morning. She is being brought back to Pampa base camp now following protests against her entry to the temple.

10:55 am IST
Women devotees being brought back
The two women devotees are being brought back to Pampa base camp following protests. They had been stopped by protesters at Appachimedu, two kilometres away from the shrine, according to news agency ANI.
10:40 am IST
Bindu from Malappuram, Durga of Kozhikode on way to hilltop
Bindu from Malappuram and Durga of Kozhikode are on their way to the hilltop shrine in Kerala under heavy police protection.
{{/usCountry}}Bindu from Malappuram and Durga of Kozhikode are on their way to the hilltop shrine in Kerala under heavy police protection.
{{/usCountry}}“We are here to seek ‘darshan’ (offer prayers) of Lord Ayyappa. The Supreme Court order must be enforced and hope, police will provide us security,” Bindu told media while on the way to Sabarimala.
9:15 am IST
Police form security ring around the women devotees
As 2 women devotees, try to make their way out to enter Sabarimala temple, police form security ring around them so as to ensure security.
9:10 am IST
We will come back again: Manithi outfit
After being evicted from Pamba base camp on Sunday, Manithi outfit member Selvi said “Police succumbed to ruffians. We will approach the Supreme Court. State failed again. We will come back again.”
8:25 am IST
2 women devotees stopped at Appachimedu
Two women devotees, who were on their way to Sabarimala temple were stopped by protesters at Appachimedu, just two kilometers away from the Lord Ayyappa’s shrine in the wee hours of Monday.