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TNN | New Delhi | Oct 11, 2017:: Tripura’s governor Tathagata Roy believes a Supreme Court (SC) ban on fireworks in Delhi during Diwali is an “anti-Hindu” order.
Roy also believes the order on fireworks was influenced by those artistes and writers who last year returned their State awards to protest what they called “rising intolerance”.
The Tripura governor took to Twitter late yesterday to express his outrage.
“First, they targeted the ‘Dahi handi’ custom, now its fireworks, perhaps tomorrow the ‘award wapsi gang’ will use environmental pollution as an excuse to call for an end to Hindus cremating their dead,” Roy tweeted.
The SC had on Monday banned the sale of fireworks during Diwali in the Delhi-NCR region. Most people welcomed the order, but there was a section of people that gave the order a communal colour. One of them is a minister in Madhya Pradesh’s BJP government.
The Minister, Bhupendra Singh, said it wouldn’t be ‘Ram rajya’ without fireworks during Diwali.
“We talk and dream of Ram rajya. What is the point if we are not able to celebrate Diwali, the celebrations that mark the homecoming of Lord Rama from a 14- year exile,” said Singh, according to PTI.
He also said that fireworks on one day wouldn’t do much harm to the environment, and invited residents of Delhi-NCR to go to Madhya Pradesh to celebrate Diwali – with fireworks, of course.
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Courtesy: TOI and ANI.
Well said… Celebrating Diwali on one day will not harm our environment. This our Hindus Tradition. Diwali is the festival that is celebrated by everyone and bursting crackers gives more excitement and fun…but pollution should also be considered. Using high-quality crackers will not cause much pollution…
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