Some time ago, the Supreme Court has cleared the way to dance to the tune of DJ again in wedding ceremonies in Uttar Pradesh. The apex court has stayed the order of the Allahabad High Court, in which the DJ playing within the state was completely banned. Along with this, the Supreme Court has also given relief to the professionals who earn a livelihood by running a disc jockey (DJ) in marriage or other ceremonies. Just before the start of the matrimonial season, the court had issued an order to the Uttar Pradesh government to allow these people to play DJs under the rules.

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On 20 August 2019, Allahabad High Court had banned the running of DJs in the state in view of noise pollution. The court had said that the sound emanating from the DJ is a serious threat to people's health, especially for children. The High Court had said that even if the DJ is played in minimum voice, it is still exceeding the approved decibel range set under the rule.

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The same was filed by Vikas Tomar and others against it. The petitioners said that since the High Court order, the state government is not taking any action on their application seeking permission to play DJs at weddings. Describing the High Court order as a violation of Article 16 of the Constitution, he called for his unemployment. The petitioners have filed a petition in the Supreme Court stating that they are involved in the business of providing DJ service in special ceremonies including marriage.

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On October 14, the order was given: According to the information received, on October 14, 2019, a bench of the Supreme Court also stayed this order of the High Court on the petition of some people. Also, the state government had to issue a notice and sought an answer. However, the bench made it clear that the order was confined to these petitioners only.

Sources believe that the apex court bench took cognizance of this order on Wednesday as well and there has been the talk of issuing orders for interim relief to DJ operators on the basis of no response from the state government.