But Sonu Nigam didn't just stop there
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In 2015, the Supreme Court had refused to hear a PIL calling for a ban on the use of loudspeakers at all religious places. The bench comprising then Chief Justice H L Dattu and justices A K Sikri and R K Agrawal said had said “"There are directions in place. This court had given them”. The SC had banned the use of cone-shaped speakers in 2005 but the law had not been complied with in many places. In 2016, Madras HC had directed the state government to ensure that the 2005 ban on cone-shaped loudspeakers was implemented in the state.
Is it time for the courts to relook at the issue? Well, perhaps Sonu could help them decide.
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