BHOJPUR ADMINISTRATION FAILED TO CURB DJ USE AND OBSCENE SONGS: BHAI DINESH

BHOJPUR ADMINISTRATION FAILED TO CURB DJ USE AND OBSCENE SONGS: BHAI DINESH

22-OCT-ENG 3

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA----------------------------Former MLA Bhai Dinesh has expressed concern over the unchecked use of obscene songs and DJ systems during religious events, questioning the approach of the Bhojpur administration. He stated that the administration has failed to curb the playing of obscene songs or effectively control the noise generated by DJ systems.

Bhai Dinesh emphasized that religious festivals are deeply rooted in our faith, culture, and social traditions. Their purpose is to foster love, peace, brotherhood, harmony, and unity within society. Religious observances are not merely occasions for dance, music, and entertainment; they are, in fact, expressions of devotion and spiritual consciousness.

He remarked that playing obscene songs and violating established norms under the guise of religious events is unacceptable. Such actions undermine the dignity of these religious occasions and have an adverse impact on the social environment.

Bhai Dinesh questioned the administration: given that it bears the responsibility for maintaining peace, law, and order during festivals, why was no effective action taken against the use of obscene songs and the unauthorized use of DJ systems? Merely holding meetings with 'peace committees' is insufficient; ensuring compliance with the rules is essential.

He urged the Bhojpur administration to strictly regulate religious events in the future to prevent the playing of obscene songs, violations of established guidelines, and noise pollution. Furthermore, he stressed the importance of upholding the sanctity of religious festivals, maintaining social decorum, and ensuring peace for the general public.

Bhai Dinesh asserted that religious events should be defined not by obscenity or loud noise, but by devotion, cultural values, love, brotherhood, and social harmony.