Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Police Case Filed Over DJ Use During Telangana Ganesh Festival
Police in Telangana filed a case against people organising a Ganesh idol arrival programme.
The programme took place in Chittapur village.
Police said the organisers played music through a DJ at very high volume.
They said this disturbed the public and caused noise pollution.
Officers took the DJ sound system away.
They are investigating what happened.
The police commissioner said Ganesh festivities should be peaceful and devotional.
He asked organisers to follow the rules and cooperate with police.
Balkonda police registered a case against organisers in Chittapur village on Saturday.
Police alleged that the organisers used a high-volume DJ during a Ganesh idol arrival programme.
Authorities said the sound caused noise pollution and public nuisance.
Police seized the DJ sound system and began an investigation.
Nizamabad Commissioner of Police P. Sai Chaitanya urged organisers to follow regulations and keep celebrations peaceful.
- Who
- Balkonda police filed a case against organisers of a Ganesh idol arrival programme; P. Sai Chaitanya issued guidance to organisers.
- What
- A police case was registered over alleged use of a high-volume DJ in violation of regulations, and the sound system was seized.
- When
- Saturday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Chittapur village, under Balkonda police station limits in Nizamabad, Telangana.
- Why
- Police said the DJ caused noise pollution, public nuisance and inconvenience to residents.
- Police station
- Balkonda police station
- Location
- Chittapur village, Nizamabad, Telangana
- Programme
- Ganesh idol arrival programme
- Alleged violation
- Use of a DJ at high volume
- Police action
- Case registered and DJ sound system seized
- Investigation
- Police said an investigation was launched
- Official statement
- P. Sai Chaitanya said celebrations should be devotional, peaceful and compliant with regulations