Man raises voice against 'Noise Pollution' during festival period - Tv9 Gujarati
Mumbai: Civic chiefs cannot use their discretionary powers to grant permissions to celebrate festivals such as dahi handi, navratri or Ganeshostav on busy public streets, the Bombay high court (HC) said, imposing an indirect ban on festivities in crowded localities. The court has asked the corporations to formulate a policy to grant permission for such celebrations on public roads within two months, and take prompt action if any temporary structure comes up without their nod.
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