Loudspeakers Banned in Religious Places in Madhya Pradesh.

Digital Desk, NE Post: Loudspeakers are banned in religious places in Madhya Pradesh. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has taken a big decision after being sworn in as the Chief Minister. He has issued his first directive since becoming Chief Minister and banned loud speakers in religious places. According to the directive, loud speakers are prohibited in religious and public places. The Supreme Court guidelines have been quoted for this order.

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav took over as Chief Minister after ritual worship today. He issued these important directives after taking office. The directive bans loudspeakers in the state.

“It has come to light that loudspeakers are being used in various religious places in violation of the decibel limit. Noise disturbs people's ability to work, comfort and sleep. Noisy conditions can cause high blood pressure, mental tension and insomnia. This also causes problems in the inner ear,” he said.

It also said that guidelines on the use of loudspeakers and horns in private residences have been issued under the decision of the Supreme Court.

Mohan Yadav is an MLA from Ujjain South. He is known to be close to the Sangh. He was the Minister of Higher Education in the Shivraj government. He was elected as an MLA for the first time in He won the election from Ujjain South constituency for the second time in He was included in the Cabinet in July after the formation of the Shivraj government for the second time in March

Mohan Yadav was born in 1965 in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. He has been with the BJP for several years. He was also elected as an MLA for the third time. Mohan Yadav defeated Congress' Chetan Prem Narayan by 12,941 votes in Ujjain South constituency.