In Pakistan, if you played fast loudspeakers on Bakrid, then Jail will be jail: CM Maryam Nawaz’s order; 3200 Maulana was arrested in 2015

Bakrid in Punjab, Pakistan can be jailed for playing loud speakers in loud voice. CM Nawaz Sharif warned people not to demonstrate arms and not take laws on the occasion of Eid. In a special meeting convened for Azha, the police officers were instructed to play loud speakers in loud voice and deal with disrespect during sacrifice. Ordered to deal with strictly even after throwing. Apart from this, ordered to implement Section 144 to stop the illegal business of roasting ‘Siri Pa (Nihari)’.

During this meeting, the officials told CM Maryam Nawaz that he enough about Eid Preparation is done. After the sacrifice of Eid on Monday, they will collect the remains of animals from house to house in Lahore and other cities. After this they will be packed in a biodegradable bag.

Authorities told the CM that after the sacrifice of animals, the roads of Lahore will be washed thoroughly and the pesticides will be sprayed after lime. P>

Ban on playing loudspeakers in a loud voice in Punjab for 10 years on playing loudspeakers in loud voice for 10 years has been implemented from 2015. For violation of this, 25,000 Pakistani rupees have to be fined. After the implementation of this law, many fundamentalist Maulanas protested and on Friday played a loudspeaker in a loud voice on the day of prayer. Were. He played loudspeakers in a loud voice on the day of Jumme’s prayer. After this, 3200 clerics were arrested in Punjab. All of them were released only after paying a fine of Rs 25,000. During this time, they were also promised that they would never violate the law from now on.

The ban on the accident in Army School, on December 16 in 2014, seven terrorists of Tehreek-e-Taliban by Peshawar I was attacked by Army School. In this, about 150 people including 132 children were killed.

This terrorist attack shook the whole world including Pakistan. In order to deal with this incident, fundamentalist Maulanas in Pakistan, loudspeakers in Tej Aaj, provocative speech etc. were banned.