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UP govt moves to curb rampant use of loudspeakers in public places

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prasad1

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Following an order from Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court, the UP government on Sunday issued a circular to all district administrations and the police department of the state to remove all unauthorised public address systems installed at religious places. The same would be applicable to loudspeakers used at public places, marriage processions and protest parades of similar kind.


According to the order copy, the local administration of 75 districts will identify religious structures/places, public areas in their respective districts where unauthorised loudspeakers are being used, and serve notice to owner/manager/trustee of such places. If they fail to obtain permission for the usage of loudspeakers under the permissible limit then police and local administration have to ensure that loudspeakers are removed by January 20, 2018.



The order further reads that action will be taken against officials if they fail to act against such persons who continue to flout the noise pollution norms.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-places-says-up-govt/articleshow/62402103.cms



This is a great move. Other states and Central government should enact similar laws to cut the noise pollution.
 
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