Beed: Cops Book DJ Operator 3 Days After Manoj Jarange's Rally
Beed: Three days after an unauthorised high-decibel DJ sound system was played during Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange’s rally in Beed, police registered a case against the vehicle operator on Friday night for violating prohibitory orders. The incident took place around 8:10pm on September 15 near Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk, where heavy security had been deployed to maintain law and…
Beed police booked a DJ operator three days after Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange’s rally, following an unauthorised high-decibel sound system playing near Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk. The incident occurred on September 15 around 8:10pm, under heavy security deployed for Jarange’s convoy. A crowd of over 100 gathered and danced to the music, breaching prohibitory orders imposed by the Additional District Collector.
Head Constable Sudarshan Raghunath Thosare confronted the operator, Akshay Ramesh Daigade, who failed to produce a permit. Despite the violation happening in public view, the police registered the First Information Report only on September 18 at 10:24pm. The delay was attributed to administrative and technical procedures, as the police lacked sufficient manpower and the rally organisers claimed no connection with the sound system. This follows strict curbs on high-decibel sound systems during Ganesh festival arrivals.
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