Loudspeakers removed in state by UP Police.

UP Government removing loudspeakers from religious places 

Removing of Loudspeakers 

Nearly unauthorised loudspeakers were removed from religious places and the volume of another was set to admissible limits across Uttar Pradesh following a government order, a elderly police functionary said on Saturday. 
 UP's Fresh Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar also said the drive to regulate the use of loudspeakers in religious places is being enforced without any demarcation. 
 Under the drive, beginning April 25, a aggregate of loudspeakers was removed and the volume of others was lowered to the admissible rattle limit till Saturday morning, ADG Kumar said. 
 Fresh Chief Secretary (Home) Awanish Awasthi said the state government has also sought compliance reports from quarter authorities on the drive till April 30. 
 

Regulation

The statewide drive to regulate the use of loudspeakers in religious places was launched on April 25, he said, adding it'll continue in the coming days. 
"The loudspeakers which are being removed are unauthorised. Those loudspeakers which have been placed without taking due authorization from the quarter administration or the bones which are used in excess of the permitted figures are categorised as unauthorised,” ADG Kumar explained further. 
 He stated, “ Orders of the high court regarding loudspeakers too are being considered during the exercise."The action followed Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's directions during his last week's review meeting on law and order with elderly officers then. 
The principal minister had given the direction observing that the people have the freedom to perform their religious practices according to their faith. 

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Use of Mocrophone

"Though microphones can be used, so that the sound doesn't come out of demesne. People shouldn't face any problem,” he'd said. 

 The state authorities, meanwhile, also spoke to religious heads for maintaining law and order during the forthcoming Eid fests. 
 A aggregate of 46 companies of Provincial Armed Constabulary, seven companies of Central Armed Police Force along with police rookies have been stationed across the state to insure law and order, police officers said.