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- The Telangana High Court noted that loud music used during Ganesh idol transport is causing public disturbances.
- The presiding judge emphasized that existing noise pollution guidelines must be strictly followed throughout the state.
- Authorities are directed to ensure compliance with the Noise Pollution Rules-2000 during current festivities.
- The Home Secretary must submit a report on the situation in and around Hyderabad by Thursday.
What to watch next
- Submission of the compliance report by the Home Secretary
- Potential enforcement actions regarding noise pollution during immersion processions
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N.V. Shravan Kumar
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“Prima facie, the noise pollution appears to be loud and continuing”
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…Justice N.V. Shravan Kumar of the Telangana High Court on Tuesday noted that instances of playing loud sound systems while transporting Ganesh idols for immersion were disturbing people. “ Prima facie, the noise pollution appears to be loud and continuing ,” the judge said while hearing a contempt of court petition pertaining to violation of guidelines relating to the practice of Ganesh festivities passed by the HC in 2025. The judge made it clear the order relating to…
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