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A wheelchair-bound rights activist has filed a second contempt petition in Orissa High Court following the Puri Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) not implementing the court order to make the 12th-century holy shrine disabled-friendly.
The petitioner, Jitendra Biswal, on Tuesday filed the second contempt petition accusing the SJTA of willful disobedience of Court order, said petitioner’s counsel Goutam Acharya.
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The Orissa High Court in March 2022 has ruled that a plea to make the Jagannath Temple in Puri disabled-friendly involves “urgency” warranting a decision within a month. The court has issued directions to the Shree Jagannath Temple Administration to make the 12th century shrine accessible to differently-abled persons.
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Biswal had filed the contempt petition in December 2022 with HC directing the SJTA to decide the matter within 1 month positively. However the SJTA did not execute the order, prompting Biswal to file yet another contempt petition before the Orissa High Court.
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