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- Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar stated that authorities will take strict action against individuals playing vulgar or provocative music during Ganesh idol immersion processions.
- Police teams are actively monitoring social media for content that violates these standards.
- Officials will pursue legal consequences for any detected violations once the festival concludes.
- This measure aims to maintain public order and decorum during the city's religious festivities.
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- Potential police enforcement actions after the Ganesh immersion concludes.
- Monitoring of social media content related to festival processions.
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VC Sajjanar
City Police Commissioner
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“strict action will be taken against those playing vulgar or provocative songs during Ganesh idol immersion processions”
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…social media teams are monitoring reels and videos, with action to follow against violations after the festival. Updated On - 24 September 2026, 08:39 PM Hyderabad: City Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar has warned that strict action will be taken against those playing vulgar or provocative songs during Ganesh idol immersion processions . Addressing the media on the elaborate arrangements made for the final idol immersion, Sajjanar said police social media teams were continuously monitoring reels and videos related to the processions. Action would be…
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Named India · Hyderabad · Bharat Rashtra Samithi · Hyderabad Police · K. Chandrashekar Rao · V.C. Sajjanar
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