Gujaratis could not sing garba on Navratri but government will not ban fireworks on Diwali
The Rupani government will make proper arrangements so that people can celebrate the festival with joy
Like every Diwali, firecrackers can be set off from 10 pm to 6 am but it is forbidden to set them together.
The National Green Tribunal has sought a reply from the Gujarat government by sending a notice banning the firing of fireworks during the Diwali festival. However, the Gujarat government is not in the mood to ban firecrackers like Blanket Benn. The Gujarat government is going to reply to the tribunal accordingly.
According to reliable sources in the Gujarat government, Garba was banned as there was a risk of social discrimination in large numbers during Navratri. But the Gujarat government is not in the mood to ban fireworks on Diwali, as Diwali marks the Gujarati New Year and does not want the ban to spread joy and excitement in the lives of those who are fed up with the eight-month-long lockdown. The Chief Minister also wants mental and physical health to be maintained if people are happy. However, as per the norms, the ban on setting off fireworks during the Diwali festivities from 10 pm to 6 am will remain in place, sources said.
Earlier, the apex court had said that a complete ban on fireworks could not be
imposed in the country. Cannot be applied. He set a deadline for this, rejecting the demand for a complete ban on fireworks.
The
Gujarat government is also likely to issue an SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for fireworks and Diwali . There may not be a mass fireworks display in which large crowds may gather, but people will be able to set off fireworks in a way that maintains security in their hometowns. In addition, Diwali and New Year conventions can be held in a limited number of people. In addition, approval from the police and local administration will be mandatory for the sale of fireworks.
The
Rajasthan government had earlier announced a ban on the sale and bursting of firecrackers in the state.
Kali Puja and Diwali fireworks phodaya Bengal
, West Bengal and Rajasthan due koronane also banned firecrackers during Diwali and Kali Puja.
Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and Delhi banned on
Thursday Firecrackers were also banned in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Odisha on Thursday due to corona and rising pollution.
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