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'Sabarimala issue will impact Kerala's finance and rebuilding activities'

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Elderly devotees being assisted by police to climb the steps at Sabarimala temple | Photo: PTI

T E Narasimhan Chennai
Kerala Finance Minister T M Thomas Isaac on Thursday said that the Sabarimala issue will impact the state's finance and the rebuilding activities of the state, which recently witnessed the worst natural disaster in the last 100 years.

Speaking to the media, he said that there is a campaign that nobody should put money into Hundials. "This could bring down the income of these temples. This will increase the financial burden of the state government, as it has to meet the financial requirements of the temples," he said. 

Besides, the visiting pilgrims usually spend one or two days more in

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