Why did the SC agree to examine pleas on T.N. government interfering in Agamic traditions of temples
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine pleas on the Tamil Nadu government interfering in Agamic traditions of temples. Discuss the reasons behind this decision.
The Supreme Court agreed to examine the pleas on Tamil Nadu government interfering in Agamic traditions of temples due to the following reasons:
- Preservation of religious freedom: The court recognizes the importance of religious freedom and intends to ensure that the Tamil Nadu government does not infringe upon the rights of individuals to practice their religious beliefs and traditions.
- Constitutional validity: The court aims to determine the constitutional validity of any government actions or policies that interfere with the Agamic traditions of temples, with the goal of upholding the principles of the Constitution.
- Role of the government: The court will assess whether the Tamil Nadu government's interference in Agamic traditions goes beyond its permissible role as a regulator, and if it is violating the separation of state and religion.
- Impact on religious institutions: The examination of these pleas is essential to assess the potential impact on the autonomy and integrity of religious institutions, which play a vital role in maintaining cultural and religious heritage.
- Law and order: In cases where the government's interference jeopardizes law and order or leads to disputes, the court's decision will help ensure peace and harmony in society.
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