<h1>Temple board says it filed no new affidavit since 2016, awaits constitutional review on women's entry restrictions</h1> The temple management board stated it has not filed any affidavit in the Supreme Court since a 2016 filing that sought to protect traditional rituals concerning the entry of women of menstruating age; that affidavit is now said to be no longer relevant. The dispute remains pending before a constitutional bench reviewing a 2018 apex-court ruling that found the entry restriction unconstitutional. The board indicated routine temple operations and recent pilgrimage proceedings have followed established customs, and declined to signal any change in its legal position while awaiting the larger bench's determination.