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Bombay High Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance of Noise Pollution During Religious Processions

The bench said festival processions must respect citizens' rights and questioned DJ permissions as it weighed a possible ban on firecrackers.

Summary by Hindustan Times
The court sought details of the legal framework and enforcement measures, while another PIL on the issue is scheduled for hearing on October 5.

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The Bombay High Court has questioned the use of loudspeakers at high volume until midnight during festivals and processions in Mumbai. The court sought a response from the government on noise pollution and suggested considering a ban on firecrackers.

Sumoto against DJ, Loudspeakers: The Bombay High Court has this week accepted a suo moto petition against noise pollution caused by DJs, loudspeakers and religious festivals. The verdict on this petition is likely to be announced today.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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