The revelation which was made more than four years ago had created quite a buzz in Kerala, more so because Jayamala herself admitted to the fact that she had entered the temple unlawfully.
Along with the actress, the two other accused in the case are P. Unnikrishnan and the assistant to the astrologer Reghupathy. The charge sheet which has been filed in the Ranni First Class Judicial Court in Kerala finds the accused guilty of violating section 295 of the Indian Penal Code because they had carried out a deliberate attempt to malign religious sentiments.
P. Unnikrishnan had launched an investigation inside the Lord Ayyappa temple which showed results pointing to the fact that a woman had touched the Sabarimala deity. It was later that actress Jayamala held herself guilty of committing the crime.
Along with the actress, the two other accused in the case are P. Unnikrishnan and the assistant to the astrologer Reghupathy. The charge sheet which has been filed in the Ranni First Class Judicial Court in Kerala finds the accused guilty of violating section 295 of the Indian Penal Code because they had carried out a deliberate attempt to malign religious sentiments.
P. Unnikrishnan had launched an investigation inside the Lord Ayyappa temple which showed results pointing to the fact that a woman had touched the Sabarimala deity. It was later that actress Jayamala held herself guilty of committing the crime.