Gonikoppa, Sep. 16: The Dashamantapa committees of the 47th Dasara Janotsava Gonikoppa have assured that they will not install a DJ in the procession of the Dasara pavilions. In the meeting of the police and pavilion committees held at the Parimala Mangala Vihara Hall, the committee office bearers said that sound boxes are being used only for the display of art works, and instead of DJ, cultural musical instruments like Kodagu Valaga and Mysore band set are being used.
In the meeting held under the chairmanship of Taluk Deputy Superintendent of Police Mahesh Kumar, the president of the Naada Habba Dasara Committee, Prabhakar Nellithaya, explained about using the traditional Kodagu Valaga without allowing any noise pollution. Speaking later, the leaders of various committees said that they would conduct the procession using musical instruments that do not make much noise.
DySP Mahesh Kumar said that the organizers should take action to ensure that people do not face any problems during the procession. Bursting firecrackers is dangerous. People's Page 7
Gonikoppa, Sep. 16: The Dashamantapa committees of the Gonikoppa 47th Dasramantapa have assured that they will not install a DJ in the procession of the Dasramantapa pavilions. In a meeting of the police and pavilion committees held at the Parimala Mangala Vihara auditorium, the committee office bearers said that sound boxes are being installed only for the display of artworks, and cultural musical instruments like Kodagu Valaga and Mysore band set are being used instead of DJs.
In a meeting chaired by Taluk Deputy Superintendent of Police Mahesh Kumar, Nada Habba Dasramantapa Committee President Prabhakar Nellithaya spoke and explained about using the traditional Valaga of Kodagu without allowing any noise pollution. Later, the heads of various committees spoke and said that they would conduct the procession using musical instruments that do not make much noise.
DySP Mahesh Kumar said that the organizers should take action to ensure that people do not face any problems during the procession. Bursting firecrackers is dangerous. He suggested that more attention should be paid to the safety of people.
If the meeting follows the path agreed upon in the meeting, it will be a good development. If not, action will be taken. He informed that the sound box should be installed within the decibel range of the exhibition of artworks and then it will be considered for its installation.
Circle Inspector Shivaraj R. Mudhol said that the pavilions should attract people by displaying their performances at the bus stand at the right time. People should not be forced to run from one side to the other to watch the performances. Under the guidance of the Electricity Department, the height of the lighting board should be decided and action should be taken to avoid electrical accidents. He said that more volunteers should be appointed for the maintenance of the pavilion.
CHESCO Engineer Hemanth Kumar said that arrangements are being made for electricity connection by installing poles on both sides of the town so that there should be no problem in the celebration of Dasara. He said that the electric wires passing through the road should be removed so that there should be no accidents while the pavilions are moving on the road and fiber cables have been installed at a height of 25 feet. Kaveri Dasara Committee President Kullachanda Pramod Ganapathy, Dashamantapal Committee President Shaji Achuthan spoke about the arrangements made for the celebration of Dasara.
Taluk Medical Officer Dr. Yathiraj, Station Officer Pradeep Kumar B.K, ASI Devaraj, Fire Department, KEB, PWD officers and office bearers and members of the Dashamantapal were present.
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