DJs Banned, Only Two Speakers Allowed Per Anant Chaturdashi Tableau In Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The district administration has banned DJs and restricted each tableau to a maximum of two speakers during the Anant Chaturdashi procession, warning of legal action for violations. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Collector Shivam Verma at the Collector's office on Monday, where officials also stressed punctuality and discipline in the movement of tableaux…
Indore's district administration has imposed strict restrictions for the upcoming Anant Chaturdashi procession. The festivities, which showcase traditional arts and skills, will see DJs banned and a limit of only two speakers per tableau. This decision came at a meeting chaired by Collector Shivam Verma, warning of legal action for any violations.
Officials emphasized punctuality and discipline, as delays can disrupt the entire procession. Each tableau will be permitted two speakers to control noise pollution, with strict penalties for exceeding the allotted performance time. Tableau height and platform widths will also be regulated to ensure spectators have unobstructed views.
The restrictions aim to comply with Supreme Court directives. The district administration inspected the procession route from DRP Lines to Rajwada, reviewing security, traffic, and civic arrangements. The traffic restrictions will begin at 4 pm on Tuesday, barring heavy vehicles and buses from certain areas, while ensuring adequate police deployment and emergency vehicle exemptions. Commuters on Indore's BRTS may face longer travel times and ticketing irregularities.
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