Madras High Court Bench Upholds Order Allowing Lighting Of Lamp At Shrine Amid Political Row

A lawyer discusses the Madras High Court's decision to uphold a single judge's order regarding the lighting of a lamp at a shrine. The legal professional criticizes the state government's approach, terming the appeals process as a 'cunning process' intended to delay rather than resolve the matter. The transcript highlights the dismissal of appeals filed against the initial verdict, which had permitted the ritual. The discussion also touches upon the political ramifications, with opposition parties viewing the court's ruling as a setback for the ruling administration. The court emphasized that the government is responsible for maintaining law and order during the event.