Kochi: Kerala High Court was today informed that the proposed Rs 2,000 crore Aranmulla Airport project may be a 'perennial threat' to the Sri Parthasarthy temple.
"The project may be a pernicious and a perennial threat to the sublime sacredness and sereneness of the temple and its continued existence for the benefit of generations to come," the Aranmulla Airport Advocate Commissioner said in his report to the court.
Subash Chand, the Advocate commissioner, appointed by the court, also stated that with airport being in close proximity of the temple, there could be pollution to the shrine and it would also tamper with several ancient customary, religious rituals and practises of the temple.
The proposal for lighting the golden mast (Kodimaram) will be against tantric stipulations, he stated.
10/01/14 PTI/Business Standard
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"The project may be a pernicious and a perennial threat to the sublime sacredness and sereneness of the temple and its continued existence for the benefit of generations to come," the Aranmulla Airport Advocate Commissioner said in his report to the court.
Subash Chand, the Advocate commissioner, appointed by the court, also stated that with airport being in close proximity of the temple, there could be pollution to the shrine and it would also tamper with several ancient customary, religious rituals and practises of the temple.
The proposal for lighting the golden mast (Kodimaram) will be against tantric stipulations, he stated.
10/01/14 PTI/Business Standard
