Loudspeaker complaints against mosques and action taken must be submitted within two weeks !
The matter was heard by a Division Bench comprising Justice Ajey Gadkari and Justice Kamal Khata.
Denmark considers banning street prayers and the Islamic Adhan (Azaan)
The sound of Adhan should not be heard from Denmark’s rooftops. There is no place for this in Denmark, and when you walk through Denmark, you should never have to doubt whether you have arrived in some neighborhood of Islamabad.
“Earlier, loud Azaan used to disturb people’s sleep; now measures have been taken to address it!”: Jaiveer Singh, Minister for Culture and Tourism, UP
Shia cleric Maulana Yasoob Abbas reacted sharply to Jaiveer Singh’s statement.
Barshi (Dist Solapur) Freed of Loudspeakers
The action was taken as per the Supreme Court’s order, removing loudspeakers from 8 mosques and 5 temples.
Complaint filed by Muslim man with police seeking reduction of temple loudspeaker volume in Chikkamagaluru (Karnataka)
The police stated that they are verifying the sound levels of the loudspeaker.
Mosques are not permitted to use loudspeakers during Ramzan in UP !
Today, almost every person, whether a rickshaw puller, street vendor or vegetable seller has a mobile phone that shows time.
Bengaluru: Muslim youth objects to Suprabhat prayers in temple
On the morning of February 2nd, a Suprabhat song was played at the Shani Mahatma Temple in the city.
“No religion grants permission to use loudspeakers or drums for prayers” : High Court
The court said that noise pollution can cause hearing damage, and if it exceeds 120 decibels, it can cause eardrum rupture.
Police action on loudspeakers atop illegal madarasa-mosque structure in Turbhe !
Workers from Vishwa Hindu Parishad and its affiliate Bajrang Dal had repeatedly filed complaints at Turbhe Police Station against loudspeakers installed on an illegal madarasa-mosque structure
Uttar Pradesh Government’s drive against noise pollution
After completing action at the mosques, the police also visited the Batuk Bhairav Temple and removed the loudspeakers mounted on its rooftop.