Bombay High Court bans firecrackers and laser lights during festival processions to curb pollution
- Bombay High Court banned firecrackers, laser lights and noise-polluting activities during religious processions across Maharashtra.
- The court said celebrations should not create air and noise pollution that affects public health and safety.
- Organisers must install sound limiters and decibel meters at festival venues and processions to monitor noise levels.
- The order came after the court reviewed pollution concerns during festivals, including large processions such as Ganeshotsav.
Source: news18.com
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