Agartala, Nov 15 : The West Tripura district administration has issued a fresh warning against the use of DJ systems and playing music at excessively high volumes, particularly in residential areas, directing police officials to strictly enforce restrictions imposed by the Tripura High Court.
In an official warning, the district administration cautioned individuals, organisers and others concerned against violating the court’s directions, making it clear that any breach would invite strict legal action.
The administration said the restrictions were aimed at preventing noise pollution and protecting public health, peace and safety, particularly in densely populated residential neighbourhoods.
Referring to a recent tragic incident in Uttar Pradesh, where a newborn allegedly died amid extremely loud DJ music, the administration said the incident highlighted the potential consequences of excessive noise and called for serious attention to the issue.
It urged all police officials to ensure effective implementation of the directions and orders issued by the High Court of Tripura and take necessary steps to prevent violations.
The warning further stated that those found flouting the restrictions would face appropriate penal action under the relevant provisions of law.
The administration made it clear that no leniency would be shown towards violators, irrespective of the circumstances, and called for coordinated efforts by the police and other concerned authorities to ensure compliance.
It also reiterated its commitment to enforcing the High Court’s directions and maintaining a peaceful environment for residents.
The fresh advisory comes amid growing concerns over the adverse effects of excessive noise generated by DJ systems, loudspeakers and high-volume music, particularly during social gatherings, celebrations and other public events.
The district administration stressed the need for responsible behaviour and strict adherence to the prescribed restrictions to prevent inconvenience to residents and safeguard the health and well-being of the public.
