"It's a noise making system, rightly banned", the Supreme Court said Wednesday while denying urgent hearing on a plea against the Allahabad High Court's order banning disc jockey (DJ) system in Uttar Pradesh, saying.
A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi was told by a lawyer that the DJ system has been banned in the state and the plea against it be listed for urgent hearing.
The CJI initially construed the term DJ, used by the lawyer, as District Judge and then consulted Justice S A Bobde, who was also part of the bench, and remarked: "It is a noise making system, rightly banned by the High Court. No early hearing."
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