Amogasidda, a saint who passed away approximately 600 years ago, has his samadhi at Mamatti Gudda temple in Jalgeri, Arkeri, Karnataka.

The controversy revolves around a revised NCERT social science textbook for Class 8. The book contains a chapter titled “The Role of the Judiciary in Our Society.”

The petition had sought removal of the hoardings, claiming discrimination against Christian pastors and converts by restricting their entry.

The appellants (the accused party) argued that they were being falsely framed.

The conflict arose after the Bengaluru-based company, which is a centrally regulated aerospace research firm, faced criminal charges.

The judges held that the Thanthri holds a supreme and central role in the spiritual hierarchy of the temple.

The core of his argument was that lowering the standard to such an extent would "dilute" the quality of postgraduate medical education.

Justice Jain further explained that the husband’s argument did not fall within the legal framework of the Hindu Marriage Act.

The court characterized this specific choice of vocabulary as “gross” and “plainly disparaging,” signaling a clear departure from acceptable journalistic critique.

Kolhe was killed for sharing a message on the messaging platform WhatsApp in support of Nupur Sharma, a former spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).