Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Mumbai Police File Case Against Madarsa Trustees Over Loudspeaker Use
Imagine a school that used a loudspeaker to make announcements, but they didn't ask for permission first.
In Mumbai, two people in charge of a school called Madarsa were caught doing this.
The police found out they were using a loudspeaker without the right papers.
This broke a rule from the High Court that says you need permission to use loudspeakers, especially for religious places.
The police had already told them they needed permission.
Now, the police are looking into what happened and have filed a case against them.
Chunabhatti Police in Mumbai filed an FIR against two Madarsa trustees.
The trustees are accused of using loudspeakers without permission.
The incident occurred on June 15 between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM.
The action violates the Bombay High Court's directive on loudspeaker use.
Trustees were previously informed about the need for permission.
- Who
- Salim Aziz Shah and Taufiq Zainuddin Shah, trustees of the Anjuman Shahe Alam Madarsa.
- What
- Chunabhatti Police filed an FIR against Madarsa trustees for using loudspeakers without permission.
- When
- The incident occurred on June 15, between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM.
- Where
- Mumbai, specifically Chunabhatti, at the Anjuman Shahe Alam Madarsa.
- Why
- They allegedly violated noise pollution rules and a Bombay High Court directive by using loudspeakers without permission.
Madarsa Trustees
Police and Bombay High Court
Compliance with Regulations
Madarsa Trustees
Unknown (no viewpoint provided in article).
Police and Bombay High Court
The police's actions, are in compliance with existing court orders.
- Location
- Anjuman Shahe Alam Madarsa, Mumbai
- Accused
- Salim Aziz Shah, Taufiq Zainuddin Shah
- Charges
- Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000, and BNS Act
- Date of Incident
- June 15
- Time of Incident
- 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM