From Delhi to Mumbai: How many cities were settled with the 'cracker ban' of SC of this Diwali.

Kolkata

Police said on Thursday that about 2,500 kg of firefighters were seized and at least 1,029 people were arrested during the two days of Kali Pooja and Diwali festival in the metropolis.

A senior police officer said that the raids were conducted at various places in the city, where the firecrackers, who were weighing 1,348.80 kg, were seized by EM Bypass, Beliaghata, Bhawanipur, Behla, Dum Dum, Kasba, Patuli and around 4 in the morning on Wednesday.

Another 1119.7 kilogram illegal fireworks were recovered by 4 o'clock on Thursday, the total seized amount was 2,500 kg.

The official said that in two days, about 757 people alone were arrested for the bursting of firecrackers, he said that many people were also kept for unnecessary behavior.

The total number of complaints received during the two-day festival period of Kolkata Police was 176.

Delhi

The police said on Thursday that the Supreme Court has ordered the ban on the sale of old crackers because more than 2,500 kilograms of illegal firecrackers have been seized from different parts of the national capital on Diwali.

He said that 113 cases have been registered and 124 people have been arrested for violating the order of the Supreme Court of October 23.

According to the police, 2,500 kilograms of illegal firecrackers were seized from different parts of the city on Diwali and 87 people arrested in connection with 72 cases registered in this regard.

A senior police official said, "Delhi Police seized 2,776 kg of illegal crackers from Delhi on Diwali, seven people have been arrested and 72 cases have been registered in connection with illegal sale of firecrackers."

Of the 72 cases, eight cases were registered in South West Delhi and 208 kilograms of firecrackers were seized.

In East Delhi three cases were registered and 165 kilogram firecrackers were seized. In the northeast, five cases were registered and 214.3 kilogram firecrackers were seized, while seven were filed in Shahdara and 176 kilograms of firecrackers were seized.

In Central Delhi, six cases were reported and three cases were registered in the North district of Delhi.

According to the police, eight cases were registered from Uttar Pradesh and 112 kilogram firecrackers were seized. Four cases were filed in Rohini and later, 794.5 kilogram firecrackers were seized.

Senior official said that four cases were filed in the South District and 100 kilogram illegal firecrackers were seized.

Similarly, in the South East district, 10 cases were registered and 278 kilogram firecrackers were seized. In West Delhi, four cases were registered and 100 kilograms of illegal firecrackers were seized.

In External Delhi six cases were registered and 212 kg illegal firecrackers were registered. In Dwarka, 13 cases were registered and 417.6 kilogram firecrackers were seized.

Two hours after the deadline set by the Supreme Court, in many cities, people cracked firecrackers at least midnight.

As a result of smoking from firecrackers, the Total Air Quality Index (AUI) in Delhi reached 574, which falls under "Severe-Emergency Emergency" category, according to the data provided by the Center, according to the data of Saphir (air quality system) and weather forecasts and research )

Tamil Nadu tops in Among Southerners states.

Police said that Tamil Nadu had topped the number of cases filed in violation of the time limit of Supreme Court for cracking crackers on the Diwali day with 2,190 FIRs, while Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh None of the books were booked.

In Telangana, the police booked more than 75 cases in Hyderabad while about 30 cases were filed in the Union Territory of Puducherry, which were registered by the Supreme Court to violate the two-hour window to crack crackers.

State reports have said that noise pollution in Andhra Pradesh was low, whereas in Tamil Nadu the level of air pollution in the state had fallen on the depth day.

On Tuesday, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry celebrated Deepawali while other southern states were celebrated on Wednesday. Festivals are celebrated in large numbers in Kerala compared to other states and mainly crackers break out during the Malayalam New Year "Vishu".

In 32 districts of the state of Tamil Nadu, Chennai has topped the list of infringement of crackers with 359 cases, followed by Coimbatore 184, Villupuram 160 and Virudhunagar 134. Tani recorded the lowest five cases.

However, an official of the police said in Chennai that there was no arrest since being arrested in crime nature.

The Chennai Corporation said on Thursday that it has removed 95.06 ton cracker wastes deployed by 19,000 civilian personnel. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board has said that the level of air pollution across the state has been dropped on the Gadhavi Day.

Quoting data from several parts of the state, an official told PTI on Wednesday that there was a certain decline in air and noise pollution levels during the day (when compared to previous years) and surveys showed that the parameters Most areas are conformed to the prescribed standards Amaravat quoted the police saying in a report that 80 percent people have followed the Supreme Court directive.

More than booking matters, we insist on creating awareness among people on the Supreme Court directives. A police spokesman said, all our commissioners and SP started a campaign before the festival and the results came out. He said that more than 80 percent of the people followed the order of the Supreme Court, whereas there were cases of tampered with violation.

State Pollution Control Board chairman BAS Prasad said that after the Diwali across the state, air quality was reported in one or two days.

He said, "There was a lot of noise pollution because the crackers erupted due to several reasons."

Hyderabad Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar said on Thursday that more than 75 cases have been registered against those who violated the Supreme Court order.

The Telangana State Pollution Control Board said in a statement that compared to normal days, less than 2.5 μm (PM 2.5) particle size has increased by 61 percent and PM10 has increased by 34 percent.

During the reduction in industrial areas, the level of noise in the residential and sensitive areas has increased marginally. The gaseous parameters were within range, it said.

In Karnataka, although people cracked by 12 midnight, the police said that no case has been registered.

Laxman, chairman of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, told PTI that the board has issued instructions to different departments concerned about the implementation of the order.

Board teams also ensured that crackers were sold within the permitted decibel levels.

State DGP Nilamani M Raju said that on a large scale "successful on a large scale" by the implementation of court order.

Bhubaneswar

Cuttack-Bhubaneswar police commissioner Satyajit Mohanty said on Thursday that Odisha police violated instructions on crackers bursting during bankruptcy during the bankruptcy of at least 370 people in the twin cities of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack. .

On Wednesday, the police registered a case against 140 people of two cities for allegedly cracking crackers beyond the deadline set by the Supreme Court.

Mohanty said that 230 people have imposed a penalty of 1.15 lakh rupees for the violation. On October 23, the Supreme Court had specified that firecrackers could burst from 8 am to 10 pm on Diwali night.

Ahmedabad: 35 firecrackers were organized for Scheduled Castes

35 people were arrested from different parts of the city of Ahmedabad so that the order of the Supreme Court could be cracked, which was restricted from 8 am to 10 pm Firearms burst at Diwali. An official said that these 35 people were arrested on Wednesday night under the IPC Section 188 (Disobedience for the order duly commissioned by the public servant) and later they were granted bail.

The arrests were made from Vastrapur (3 persons), Vejalpur (2), Paldi (5), Alicbridge (4), Satellite (2), Anandnagar (4), Sarakhage (8), Shahibag (4), Bapunagar (2). And Naroda (1). Officials said that these people were caught red handed during the crackdown in the notification issued by the Commissioner of Police AK Singh along with the violation of the SC order.

After the order of the Scheduled Castes, Singh had notified the notification on 3 November that people should avoid firecrackers after 8 o'clock and after 10 o'clock in Diwali. Police said, "We have thrown three people on the night of Diwali, they were caught red during our patrol." Since the crime under section 188 of the IPC is minor, they got bail from the police station. " Inspector MM Jadeja.

In some parts of the city, police officials equipped with public address system asked people to follow the SC guidelines. "Next to Diwali, we visited the Society and used loudspeakers to warn people that action will be taken against those who violate it, so the general public stopped the firecrackers after 10 o'clock," Amrawadi police inspector OM Desai claimed, where no case was registered.

Shimla

No FIR was lodged here for violating the Supreme Court's restrictions on fire crackers till Thursday evening, even if they could be heard beyond Diwali 10 o'clock on Diwali. The Supreme Court allowed people to break firecrackers from 8-10 hours.

Shimla Superintendent of Police (SP) Omapati Jamwal said that no complaint has been lodged in this regard as no FIR has been lodged. He said, "If any complaint has been received in this regard, action will be taken according to the law."

Firecrackers should be restricted because the pollution made by them is influenced by each and everybody in the same way, Dr. Ritu Kalra, resident of Shimla, said. "My mother is unwell and the air and noise pollution created by the firefighter affects her adversely, it will be similar to other sick people, even civilians and animals are affected by cracking."

Dr. Kalra, who runs a dental clinic on busy Mall Road, said that plants should be planted to reduce the effect of pollution. In Chamba and Bilaspur districts, the police did not register any case for violation of Supreme Court order. Respectively, Chamba and Bilaspur's SP, Monika Bhutunguru and Ashok Kumar confirmed this.

Residents said that in many areas of Shimla, there are reports of fire crackers after 8 o'clock and after 10 o'clock, including Jammu, Shimla, Khalini, Lower Market, Summer Hill and Lakkar Bazar areas. Some people were throwing crackers even after 10 o'clock, Dr. Archana, resident of Jammu, said that proper action should be taken against them for violating Supreme Court directives.

Mumbai

Despite the Supreme Court banning bursting crackers, Mumbai has seen a noisy Diwali this year. Sumera Abdully, founder of NGO Voice Foundation, is campaigning to reduce the level of noise, in some residential areas of the city, on Wednesday night the level of "high" noise was registered against the permissible limitations.

Police said on Thursday that seven people were allegedly detained for cracking the guidelines of the Supreme Court and breaking the crackers beyond the allowed deadline. In the full violation of the Supreme Court order, firecrackers broke up even after the deadline of 10 o'clock in some parts of Magistrate.

Last month, the Supreme Court had allowed the sale and manufacture of low-emission "green" firecrackers across the country and fixed the two-hour time period from 8 to 10 in the diwali and other festivals. Abdululi's team conducted noise level tests on many places in the city including Bandra, Worli, Juhu and Santa Cruz on Wednesday night.

The state government had earlier issued instructions to the senior officials that they should follow the Supreme Court order to ensure compliance with the ban on the sale and burst.

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