Archive · 6 Nov 2025
BJP to Launch Signature Campaign Seeking PM's Intervention in Sabarimala Issue
The BJP party in Kerala is planning to collect one crore signatures to ask the Prime Minister of India to get involved in a problem at the Sabarimala temple.
They believe there's a big secret plan behind some gold being stolen and that the ruling party's headquarters might be involved.
The BJP also thinks a former official from the temple board is being protected and should be arrested.
They want a higher level of investigation, like the CBI, instead of the local police team.
The BJP also feels that people who worship at temples should be the ones managing them, not government-appointed boards, which they describe as 'robbery groups'.
They will be asking people to sign the petition from November 10th to 20th.
The BJP will launch a signature campaign seeking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the Sabarimala issue.
The party alleges a major conspiracy behind the gold theft from Sabarimala, implicating the CPI(M)'s AKG Centre and government involvement.
BJP demands a CBI probe into the incident, stating the current SIT has limitations.
The campaign aims to collect one crore signatures from November 10 to 20, with related religious gatherings also planned.
BJP also called for temple management to be handed over to devotees, criticizing the current Devaswom Boards.
- Who
- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), led by state general secretary M.T. Ramesh
- What
- Launching a mass signature collection campaign demanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the Sabarimala issue, alleging a major conspiracy and seeking a CBI probe.
- When
- Signature campaign from November 10 to 20, Ramesh's statement on Thursday.
- Where
- Kozhikode, Kerala; Sabarimala shrine
- Why
- To demand intervention in the Sabarimala issue, citing alleged major conspiracy, government involvement, and the need for temple protection, with accusations against the CPI(M)'s AKG Centre and shielding of a former Devaswom Commissioner.
BJP's Stance (M.T. Ramesh)
Allegations against CPI(M) and Government
Sabarimala Issue Intervention
BJP's Stance (M.T. Ramesh)
Demands Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention and a CBI probe, citing a major conspiracy involving the CPI(M)'s AKG Centre and government involvement. Alleges former Devaswom Commissioner is being shielded and seeks the arrest of key conspirators.
Allegations against CPI(M) and Government
The report implies that the CPI(M) and the state government are potentially involved in a conspiracy to shield a former Devaswom Commissioner and key conspirators in the gold theft case. The article suggests that the state-run SIT has limitations due to its ties to the state government.
Temple Management
BJP's Stance (M.T. Ramesh)
Asserts that Devaswom Boards have become 'robbery groups' and calls for a law to hand over temple management to devotees.
Allegations against CPI(M) and Government
The article does not present a direct opposing view to the BJP's call for handing over temple management to devotees, but it is implied that the current system is controlled by the state government and its appointed boards.
- Campaign Name
- Mass signature collection campaign
- Demand
- Central government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the Sabarimala issue
- Signature Target
- One crore signatures
- Campaign Dates
- November 10 to 20
- Related Events
- Ayyappa Samrakshana Sangams at 25 locations from November 10 to 15
- Alleged Conspiracy Hub
- CPI(M)'s AKG Centre
- Sought Investigation Body
- CBI probe (demanded by BJP)
Sources
Kerala HC orders scientific probe into Sabarimala gold theft case
Kerala HC directs scientific probe into Sabarimala gold theft case
Kerala High Court Allows Scientific Probe into Sabarimala Gold 'Theft' Case
Sabarimala gold theft case: Satheesan seeks arrest of ex-Devaswom Commissioner N. Vasu
Kerala HC slams Travancore Board over Sabarimala gold loot
Sabarimala Gold Scam: SIT To Broaden Scope Of Probe
VD Satheesan demands arrest of former Devaswom Commissioner N Vasu in Sabarimala gold loot case
