The Travancore Devasom Board (TDB) has said they will abide by the the Supreme Court verdict when it is delivered on Thursday on a batch of petitions seeking re - examination of its decision to allow entry of women of all age group to the famed Sabarimala temple.
TDB is the body that looks after the administration of most temples in South Kerala districts, including Sabarimala.
At present, TDB is headed by former CPI - M legislator A. Padmakumar.
"The final verdict will come tomorrow.
We are duty bound to abide by the court's ruling, " Padmakumar told the media persons.
"I have full faith in the SC and whatever is the verdict, both the TDB and the government will accept it, " said Padmakumar, whose three - year - term will end tomorrow.
It was on September 28 last year that the apex court allowed women of all ages to enter the temple and following that it was a free for all between right - wing forces which stood guard and chased away women in the age group of 10 and 50, with the Kerala Police trying their best to see that the verdict was adhered to in letter and spirit.
The top court is now expected to give its final verdict after 64 review petitions have been filed asking the apex court to ensure that traditions and culture of the famed temple is protected.
Meanwhile State Minister of Devasoms (the body that looks after all temples in Kerala) Kadakampally Surendran said let the verdict come.
State BJP spokesperson M. T. Ramesh said that he expects a verdict which will favour the believers.
"The BJP is expecting a positive verdict that will protect the temple tradition and culture.