Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Sehore Bans DJs, Loudspeakers During Sawan to Reduce Noise
The local police chief in Sehore, a town in India, said that people cannot use loud music machines or DJs during the Sawan festival.
This rule covers all big religious and social gatherings.
The chief also made quiet zones around courts, hospitals, schools, and colleges.
If someone breaks the rule, they can be fined or have their equipment taken away.
The order is meant to keep everyone calm and safe during the festival.
Sehore SDM Tanmay Verma banned DJs and high-volume loudspeakers during Sawan month.
The ban covers religious processions, Kanwar Yatras, public rallies, and social events in urban and rural areas.
A 200‑metre silence zone was created around courts, hospitals, schools, and colleges.
Violators may face legal action and seizure of sound equipment.
The order was issued under Section 163 of BNSS to maintain law, order, and curb noise pollution.
- Who
- Sehore Sub-Divisional Magistrate Tanmay Verma
- What
- Banned DJs and high-volume loudspeakers during the Sawan month
- When
- During the ongoing Sawan month
- Where
- Sehore subdivision, Madhya Pradesh, India
- Why
- To maintain law and order, curb noise pollution, and protect patients and students
- Authority
- Sehore Sub-Divisional Magistrate Tanmay Verma
- Regulation
- Ban on DJs and high-volume loudspeakers
- Scope
- All religious processions, Kanwar Yatras, public rallies, social events
- Silence zones
- 200‑metre radius around courts, hospitals, schools, colleges
- Legal basis
- Section 163 of BNSS