NEW DELHI: Bindu and Kanakadurga, the two women of menstruating age who entered Sabarimala on January 2 has approached the Supreme Court seeking round-the-clock security for their life. The two filed a plea in the apex court stating that they have life threat. The two argue that they have threat on their life after trekking to Sabarimala and so sought full time security. Their advocates directly met Supreme Court Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and requested to consider their plea urgently. Following that, the chief justice had informed to consider the plea tomorrow. The plea filed in the apex court had explained the protests staged against the two. The plea has also mentioned that the situation is such that the two cannot live in Kerala after trekking to Sabarimala.