Prayagraj: The Allahabad High Court has strictly refused to lift the ban imposed by the SDM on installing loudspeakers and amplifiers in mosques in a village in UP. At the same time, the court refused to interfere in the SDS order using exclusive judicial jurisdiction, saying that doing so could create social imbalance. The SDM had ordered not to install these devices at any religious place to prevent a dispute between the two communities.
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According to information received from the sources, the petitioners argued that they wanted permission to use these devices in mosques for five minutes two times a day. It was claimed that this does not threaten pollution or peacekeeping. Where it is a part of their religious work, due to the increasing population, it is necessary to call people for prayers through loudspeakers. While denying this, Justice Pankaj Mittal and Justice Vipin Chandra Dixit said that definitely Article 25 (1) of the Constitution allows all citizens to believe and propagate their religion. It is also being said that on the other hand, it is the fundamental value that the High Court should properly exercise its exclusive judicial jurisdiction to maintain social balance. In the current case, it is clear that there is no need to do this. Social imbalances can be created from this.
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The High Court also said in its decision that 'On the one hand people in America, England and other developed countries, to avoid noise pollution, car horns They also avoid playing, considering it as bad behavior. At the same time, people in India are still not able to understand that noise is also pollution. This causes health damage. The High Court said that noise pollution can cause deafness, high BP, depression, fatigue, and irritability in people. Excess noise causes damage to the heart and brain.
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