No need to take law in hand for mosque loudspeakers : Mumbai High Court
Since 2016, Mumbai High Court has issued clear instructions 38 times and expressed displeasure over the delay by the State Government in taking action.
Since 2016, Mumbai High Court has issued clear instructions 38 times and expressed displeasure over the delay by the State Government in taking action.
Any violation of these regulations will attract a fine of ₹10,000 and confiscation of the equipment involved.
The Police are not aware of this or they have deliberately ignored it ? Action should be taken against such officers – Editor.
If this is possible in Uttar Pradesh, why isn’t it happening across the entire country ? With the BJP in power at the Centre and in 18 states, Hindus feel this should not be difficult.
The Supreme Court has ordered the removal of loudspeakers from religious places. Still, the Police and the administration do not remove them from mosques that cause noise pollution.
According to the International news agency Reuters, Delhi was ranked the most polluted city in the world on the morning of November 1st.
The Delhi Police have been assigned the task of strictly enforcing this ban and are required to submit daily reports to the DPCC.
The Haridwar Police has warned that the loudspeakers will be removed and fines will also be imposed if any violation of the rule is found.
This action has been taken at the religious places of all faiths but it is said that the number of mosques is the highest. This campaign will continue till 22nd December.
In many cities including Delhi, the capital city, air pollution has exceeded hazardous levels already; but the citizens seem to have ignored this fact and continue to burst firecrackers.