The Bombay High Court ruled that using loudspeakers is not essential to any religion and directed law enforcement to act against violations of noise pollution norms. The court emphasized the health hazards of noise pollution and instructed the state government to implement mechanisms for controlling sound levels at religious institutions, including auto-decibel limits.
from News-Economic Times https://ift.tt/YcpzrNB
Use of loudspeakers not essential part of any religion, says HC; orders action against violation
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