New Delhi | Firecracker Ban Delhi: In Delhi, which is facing pollution, this time too Diwali will be celebrated without the sound of firecrackers. If anyone is found buying and running firecrackers, then on Diwali, he can also get insolvent. The Arvind Kejriwal government of Delhi seems to be on a very active mode regarding this. In this regard, giving information about a new rule, the government has alerted people not to burst crackers in Delhi.
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If you do not agree, then 6 months imprisonment
Giving information, the Environment Minister of Kejriwal government in Delhi, Gopal Rai has said that this time a total of 408 parties were formed to implement the ban on firecrackers in Delhi on Diwali. Buying and burning of firecrackers in the capital can be punished with a fine of Rs 200 and imprisonment for 6 months. Not only this, if anyone is found manufacturing, storing and selling firecrackers in Delhi, he can be imprisoned for three years and also fined up to Rs 5,000.
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Purchasing, bursting of firecrackers in Delhi will be punishable with Rs 200 fine, 6 months in jail: Environment Minister Gopal Rai
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) October 19, 2022
People should not have trouble in winter
Firecracker Ban Delhi: The purpose of the Delhi government to ban fireworks in Delhi is so that the increasing pollution in the capital can be controlled. So that, like before, the people of Delhi do not have to suffer in winter and the level of air remains clean. So that, the patients of serious illness and asthma do not have to face difficulty in breathing. Significantly, Delhi is the most polluted city in the country. Here it becomes difficult to even breathe in the winter season. In such a situation, for the last two years, the Delhi government is imposing a complete ban on crackers and fireworks on Diwali.
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