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Punekars March To PMC, Demand Ban On Loud DJs: 'We Are Not Against Ganeshotsav'

Pune: Days after citizen activist Vidyanand Bapat was assaulted while speaking against high-decibel DJs during festivals, Punekars on Sunday marched from Balgandharva Chowk to the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), demanding strict action against excessive noise and a complete ban on DJ systems during religious and public celebrations. Punekars march to PMC demanding ban on DJs, loudspeakers…

Punekars March To PMC, Demand Ban On Loud DJs: 'We Are Not Against Ganeshotsav'

Punekars marched from Balgandharva Chowk to the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Sunday, demanding a strict action against excessive noise and a complete ban on DJ systems during religious and public celebrations. The protest, organized by the 'Loudspeaker-Virodhi Punekar Manch', is a further escalation of the campaign led by citizen activist Vidyanand Bapat, who was assaulted while speaking against high-decibel DJs during Ganeshotsav.

Protesters demanded that noise regulations be enforced uniformly during all religious festivals and processions, rather than targeting any particular community or festival, emphasizing their stance that they are not against Ganeshotsav or any religion.

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