Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 1
Following the orders of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the Chandigarh Transport Department has ordered bus drivers and conductors not to play “vulgar, alcoholic and weaponry” songs in buses.
After a request letter by petitioner Panditrao Dharenavar, Director, Transport Department, physically verified and checked music systems in all the busses, an official spokesperson said here on Thursday.
In a written notice to bus conductors and drivers, the Director mentioned that “no vulgar, alcoholic and weaponry songs will be played in buses” and violators would face “strict action”.
Petitioner Panditrao Dharenavar thanked the Home Secretary and Secretary, Transport, for the order and called for general public to follow the instructions of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
Following Dharenacar's petition, the court had on July 22 observed that alcoholic, drug and violent songs had bad impact on youngsters, and therefore, such songs could not be played anywhere even in live shows.
The High Court order has also been adopted and accepted by the Punjab Transport Department and the Haryana Department.
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