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Arvind Kejriwal on fire cracker ban: Every year, as soon as the festival of Diwali arrives, a debate starts about whether to burn crackers or not. The government has banned burning of firecrackers on Diwali in the capital Delhi. The Supreme Court has also given strict orders in this regard. In such a situation, Hindu organizations are often accused of imposing moral responsibility only on Hindu festivals. Now the statement of Aam Aadmi Party supremo Arvind Kejriwal has come to light in this matter. While talking to the media, the former Delhi CM was asked whether the ban on firecrackers is anti-Hindu or not?
Arvind Kejriwal said that the Supreme Court and the High Court have also said that lamps should not be lit on Diwali, instead of firecrackers. This is the festival of lights. It's not that we are doing anyone a favor. Our children will have to suffer the consequences of any pollution. This is not about Hindus or Muslims. Everyone needs to breathe.
In this matter, the statement of Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri of Bageshwar Dham also came out. He said, 'Burn a lot of firecrackers on Diwali. He said why people do not raise questions on Bakrid. He showed courage and said that we will use string bombs only on those who raise questions.
Gopal Rai's proceedings
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai had said a day earlier that 19,005 kg of firecrackers had been seized during raids in the city and 79 cases had been registered so far against violators. During a meeting with the Delhi Pollution Control Committee and police to review the anti-pollution measures taken ahead of Diwali, Rai said 377 teams have been deployed to curb firecrackers in the national capital.