![18:25] Sekarreporter 1: PIL seeking aid for temple employees in Madras high court – http://toi.in/_rSbia/a31gj The Madras high court has ordered notice to the state government on a PIL seeking to provide Covid-19 financial assistance to skilled and semi-skilled workers of 44,121 temples under the administration of the Hindu religious and charitable endowments department, including priests. Admitting the plea moved by R R Gopaljee, publisher of a Tamil daily, a division bench of Justice R Subbiah and Justice Krishnan Ramaswamy has directed the state to file its response in two weeks.](https://sekarreporter.com/wp-content/themes/hueman/assets/front/img/thumb-medium-empty.png)
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