The Supreme Court will decide all the issues related to discrimination against women in religious places, on which the bench of nine judges will hear. The court on Monday started the process of framing the questions on which it is to discuss in order to deal with the case of discrimination against women in different religions. It also includes a case related to the entry of women into the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. The Supreme Court will hear the entry of women of all ages into the Sabarimala temple as well as the entry of women in the mosque, and the tradition of circumcision of women of the Dawoodi Bohra community.
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Last week, the Supreme Court had said that the Constitution Bench of 9 judges will complete the hearing of the case related to discrimination against women in all other religious places including the Sabarimala temple in Kerala in 10 days. The Bench made this remark at a time when Solicitor General Tushar Mehta referred to the matter before the bench. He said that a meeting of the lawyers was held in compliance with the order given before the court, but the legal questions cannot be finalized for the deliberations of the bench of 9 judges.
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All arguments will be heard - The bench of nine judges headed by Justice SA Bobde is hearing the arguments of various senior lawyers including FS Nariman on the issue of deciding the questions on which it has to decide. Through the judgment on November 14 last year in the Sabarimala case, a case of discrimination against women in various religions was referred to the larger bench. Dedicated on the practice of circumcision of women in the Bohra community and refusal to give rights to Parsi women marrying in any other religion outside their religion, etc. Back to prepare your question in the wake of the arguments.
