
Karnataka: No loudspeakers between 10 PM-6 AM in religious places, pubs, restaurants, says HC
India TV NewsHighlights Karnataka HC urged state government to strictly implement the ban on loudspeakers Loudspeakers were banned from playing any religious songs, music etc between 10 PM and 6 AM The petition was filed by Rakesh P in 2021. The Karnataka High Court on Friday directed the State government to implement the ban that it had earlier issued on the use of loudspeakers between 10 PM and 6AM. A Division Bench of Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi and Justice Ashok S Kinagi directed the authorities to also carry out a drive to stop the misuse of loudspeakers, public address systems and music instruments and to submit an action-taken report to the Court in three weeks. "The concerned authorities are required to take appropriate action and they shall not permit use of loudspeakers, public address system and other musical instruments producing sounds above permissible decibels from 10 PM to 6 AM," the Court said. During the earlier hearing of this petition, the Court was told that the authorities had illegally given "permanent licence" to some establishments and religious places to use loudspeakers.
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