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Earlier, after hearing the petition, a division bench of Justice Revati Mohite Dhere and Justice Sharmila Deshmukh had said that the rules related to noise pollution should be implemented uniformly everywhere. If there is a rule that the use of loud speakers is prohibited between 10 pm and 6 am, then it should be followed.
The court rejected the argument of the public prosecutor
Public prosecutor Prajakta Shinde submitted a report in the court, stating that the building where the petitioner (Richard) lives was constructed in the year 2007, while the mosque was constructed in 1999. On this, the Bench said that it does not matter when the building and the mosque were constructed. If the rules related to noise pollution ban something, then it should be followed.
The bench expressed displeasure after perusing the report submitted by the public prosecutor during the hearing. Now we will call the senior officer to the court. In the petition, Richard has said that where the mosque is, there is a hospital at some distance. That’s why this area comes under the purview of the quiet zone.
‘Loudspeaker rings in mosque near ESIS hospital’
Richard said that there is ESIS hospital in Laxmi Nagar itself. There is a gap of 70 meters between the hospital and the mosque. This area comes in the silence zone. According to rules, loudspeakers cannot be used from 10 pm to 6 am. Despite this, the loudspeaker starts ringing in the mosque from five in the morning.
Hearing of loudspeaker in mosque on May 29
Government pleader Madhavi Mhatre said there was no need for urgent hearing on the petition. Earlier there has been a hearing on this issue. A division bench of Justice Abhay Ahuja and Justice MM Sathe said that two complaints have come to the police. In the next hearing, the police department should present its stand. Realizing the seriousness of noise pollution, the police should be told what action it has taken. The petition will be heard on May 29.
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