An argument erupted after a social media submit by senior IAS officer Shailbala Martin, further secretary within the Madhya Pradesh authorities, went viral. Her submit, which questioned the noise air pollution attributable to temple loudspeakers has stirred important debate within the state and prompted requires protests from non secular teams.
She shared a submit microblogging platform X and questioned the noise air pollution and disturbances attributable to the general public deal with system put in within the temple.
“And the loudspeakers put in on temples, which unfold noise air pollution via audio system far and vast in lots of streets, which hold taking part in until midnight don’t disturb anybody,” the submit learn.
बिल्कुल यही कर रही हूं आदरणीया।
इन्हें आज दिन भर अपनी वॉल पर केवल इसलिए रखा है ताकि सारे लोग इन संस्कारी महापुरुष की वाहियात भाषा एवं इनके संस्कार देख लें और ये मेरा जवाब।
किसी विषय पर असहमत होने का अर्थ हर असहमति को धर्म के साथ जोड़ देना नहीं होता।
DJ या लाउड स्पीकर पर सवाल… https://t.co/y1Ez6hdDOE
— Shailbala Martin (@MartinShailbala) October 22, 2024
Her response comes from the journalist who acknowledged, “If loudspeakers are faraway from mosques, will the DJ and soiled sloganeering cease? It won’t occur. Then all this shall be achieved underneath another pretext as a result of there may be politics behind this non secular rivalry, it won’t let it cease. Muslims ought to present some knowledge and provides DJs an opportunity. They need to take away loudspeakers from mosques. God will hear it anyway, as a result of he’s not deaf.”
Based on media reviews, the IAS officer’s remarks got here amid a social media debate sparked by the tragic loss of life of a 13-year-old boy who was dancing to loud DJ music throughout the immersion of a Durga idol.
