The Kerala High Court ruled, "Ideally, the Travancore Devaswom Board ought to have exercised greater care to ensure that the quantity of jaggery supplied by the manufacturer did not bear symbols, markings or declarations that could give rise to an apprehension of conflict with the religious customs and practices followed at the Temple."
The Allahabad High Court dismissed a Muslim student's plea to wear a hijab with her school uniform, ruling that institutions have the right to enforce uniform dress codes to maintain discipline, equality, and a religion-neutral classroom atmosphere.
The case of the cancer patient was no less 'urgent' than the cases of Yakub Memon and Teesta Setalvad. Her life was at stake and was eventually lost amid the procedural complexities of the judicial system. However, she did not get an urgent hearing because perhaps it takes more than just a 'life and death situation' or a threat to personal liberties to attract the Indian courts' rare attention.