Ahead of Janmashtami, the Supreme Court today remanded back to the Bombay High Court a plea of Maharashtra government challenging its order capping the height of the human pyramid and barring participation of minors in the famous 'Dahi-handi' festival. <br/><br/>The state government has told the apex court that it has put several security measures in place and therefore, the age cap should be relaxed.<br/>The High Court had earlier barred youths below 18 years of age from participating in 'Dahi-Handi' festival in Maharashtra and capping the height of the human pyramid at 20 feet.<br/><br/>Several organisations have sought modification of the order saying capping the height of human pyramid would take the adventure out of the festival which has become a popular and competitive sport in the western megapolis. <br/><br/>The court was told that the highest human pyramid at 43.79 feet has found mention in the Guinness Book of World Records and capping it would be unfair.