Loudspeaker Controversy
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Madhya Pradesh IAS Officer's Remark On Temple Loudspeakers Sparks Row
Senior IAS officer Shailbala Martin's social media post questioning the public address system installed at temples causing noise pollution has sparked a controversy in Madhya Pradesh with religious groups calling for protests against the officer.
-
Azaan Row: Karnataka BJP Leader's Defence After "Allah Is Deaf" Remark
After triggering controversy over "Azaan", Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and former Karnataka minister KS Eshwarappa on Monday gave a justification for his statement saying that due to loudspeaker students are unable to study properly.
-
"Means Allah Is Deaf": Karnataka BJP MLA's Controversial Remark On Azaan
A Karnataka BJP leader has made controversial remarks on Azaan and asked if "Allah is deaf" that loudspeakers need to be used to call him. The remarks are likely to stoke again the azaan debate, which had reached the high court last year.
-
Centre Should Bring Policy On Loudspeakers: Maharashtra Home Minister
The Union government should come out with a policy on the use of loudspeakers, Maharashtra Home Minister Dilip Walse-Patil said here on Friday.
-
"Nobody Should...": Ajit Pawar Slams Raj Thackeray Over Loudspeaker Row
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Thursday hit out at MNS chief Raj Thackeray over his call for the removal of loudspeakers on mosques and said nobody should speak the "language of ultimatum".
-
Of 2,400 Temples In Mumbai, Only 24 Allowed To Use Loudspeakers: Police
The Mumbai police on Wednesday said among the 2,400-odd temples, only 24 have obtained permission to use loudspeakers, while 950 out of the 1,140 mosques have received the approval from authorities to use the device.
-
Raj Thackeray Reiterates May 3 Deadline For Removal Of Loudspeakers Atop Mosques
Mr Thackeray said if the Uttar Pradesh government could remove the loudspeakers, what was stopping the Maharashtra government, led by his estranged cousin Uddhav Thackeray, from doing so.
-
Over 53,000 Loudspeakers Removed In UP, Sound Level Lowered For 60,295: Police
The Uttar Pradesh government issued the order to remove illegal loudspeakers from religious places in the state on April 24.
-
Police Will Bat On Front Foot To Tackle People Who Disturb Peace: Mumbai Top Cop
Mr Pandey was addressing a citizens' conference, in which members of mohalla committees and advanced locality management teams (ALM) from across the city participated.
-
Loudspeakers Being Removed Ahead Of Religious Festivals In Uttar Pradesh
In a law-and-order meeting review meeting last week, Yogi Adityanath had ordered special measures after the clashes in Delhi's Jahangirpuri, and also because the festivals of Eid and Akshay Tritiya are likely to fall on the same date next month.
-
Madhya Pradesh IAS Officer's Remark On Temple Loudspeakers Sparks Row
Senior IAS officer Shailbala Martin's social media post questioning the public address system installed at temples causing noise pollution has sparked a controversy in Madhya Pradesh with religious groups calling for protests against the officer.
-
Azaan Row: Karnataka BJP Leader's Defence After "Allah Is Deaf" Remark
After triggering controversy over "Azaan", Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and former Karnataka minister KS Eshwarappa on Monday gave a justification for his statement saying that due to loudspeaker students are unable to study properly.
-
"Means Allah Is Deaf": Karnataka BJP MLA's Controversial Remark On Azaan
A Karnataka BJP leader has made controversial remarks on Azaan and asked if "Allah is deaf" that loudspeakers need to be used to call him. The remarks are likely to stoke again the azaan debate, which had reached the high court last year.
-
Centre Should Bring Policy On Loudspeakers: Maharashtra Home Minister
The Union government should come out with a policy on the use of loudspeakers, Maharashtra Home Minister Dilip Walse-Patil said here on Friday.
-
"Nobody Should...": Ajit Pawar Slams Raj Thackeray Over Loudspeaker Row
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Thursday hit out at MNS chief Raj Thackeray over his call for the removal of loudspeakers on mosques and said nobody should speak the "language of ultimatum".
-
Of 2,400 Temples In Mumbai, Only 24 Allowed To Use Loudspeakers: Police
The Mumbai police on Wednesday said among the 2,400-odd temples, only 24 have obtained permission to use loudspeakers, while 950 out of the 1,140 mosques have received the approval from authorities to use the device.
-
Raj Thackeray Reiterates May 3 Deadline For Removal Of Loudspeakers Atop Mosques
Mr Thackeray said if the Uttar Pradesh government could remove the loudspeakers, what was stopping the Maharashtra government, led by his estranged cousin Uddhav Thackeray, from doing so.
-
Over 53,000 Loudspeakers Removed In UP, Sound Level Lowered For 60,295: Police
The Uttar Pradesh government issued the order to remove illegal loudspeakers from religious places in the state on April 24.
-
Police Will Bat On Front Foot To Tackle People Who Disturb Peace: Mumbai Top Cop
Mr Pandey was addressing a citizens' conference, in which members of mohalla committees and advanced locality management teams (ALM) from across the city participated.
-
Loudspeakers Being Removed Ahead Of Religious Festivals In Uttar Pradesh
In a law-and-order meeting review meeting last week, Yogi Adityanath had ordered special measures after the clashes in Delhi's Jahangirpuri, and also because the festivals of Eid and Akshay Tritiya are likely to fall on the same date next month.
