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Aug. 13: Rather than becoming a pompous celebration, Ganesh Chaturthi should be a traditional celebration that guides the next generation. Ganesh Chaturthi should be celebrated successfully without exceeding the legal framework, said Virajpet DySP Mahesh Kumar.
Addressing the meeting of Ganesh Chaturthi organizers held at the Virajpet Police Station auditorium, he said that Ganesh Chaturthi is a program of God and good organization is necessary for the festival to be successful. Every Gauri Ganesh Festival Committee should realize its social responsibility and celebrate the festival in a manner that contributes to environmental protection. Organizers should be careful not to exceed the specified sound limit while using the DJ. A single window system has been made. WhatsApp groups of committees are being formed and information is being provided, he said.
15 to 20 teams of police will be formed to take appropriate action against those who drink alcohol and create disturbances during the procession. Along with this, the procession pavilion should be appropriate for the size of the vehicle. In the backdrop of pomp, large pavilions should be made and be careful not to fall out of proportion and cause accidents. Special safety measures should be taken at the immersion places. The festival should be celebrated within the legal framework so that no problems arise in any way.
Virajpet Circle Inspector Anoop Madappa said that the Virajpet Gauri Ganesh Festival is a festival celebrated in harmony by people of all communities. Everyone should take permission from the police station and inform them about the programs being held from their committees.
Gauri Ganeshotsava Samiti Nad Festival President Shabharish said that the Virajpet Gauri Ganesh Festival is famous for its history. The festival is being held in a good manner every year. Since its establishment, the people of Virsaja should cooperate with us and follow the rules. Please cooperate to celebrate the festival peacefully and happily.
Various festival committee office bearers like T.P Krishna, Pushparaj, Trishu Ganapathy, Anand Nanjappa, Sainath and many others participated in the discussion and gave suggestions. On this occasion, the police showed a demo to create awareness about the ill effects of using DJs that emit a lot of noise and the problems caused to the public.
Virajpet City Police Station Officer H.S. Pramod, Vani, Gramantara Police Station Officer Latha were present on the stage. The presidents and members of 22 festival committees of Virajpet town were present in the meeting.
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