New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday rejected the request to challenge DDMA’s decision that prohibits worshipers from doing Chhat Puja on the edge of Yamuna.
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“They did not provide an explanation of why they did not approach responders if they wanted to have additional designated sites in the area even after the list of designated sites was published,” said the court.
It was said to the Petitioner’s community, who claimed to regulate various social and religious functions, free to approach the Delhi government to ask additional sites in the Sonia Vihar and Wazirabad regions but even after November 6, when the list on their site was published, they made no steps.
Violations of worship rights, said the publications in HCCHHATH Puja have begun today and there are even no orders for alternative sites at this stage, “The court observed, underlined the decision of the government” to take care of all religious sentiments.
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According to the Petitioner, the authorities do not make sense to ban worshipers from doing Puja Chhat on the edge of Yamuna without assigning any reason in their notifications / orders.
The Delhi Government told the court that 800 sites designated were made in national capital To do puja and there are seven-appointed sites around where Petit Ioner wants to do rituals.
Applicant – Chhath Puja Samaj Sudhar Samiti, Sonia Vihar, and Bihar Mitra Tekalhan, Karwal Nagar – said that the notification has caused a fundamental violation of worship.
The petition Saying environmental lovers have claimed that the Chhath Festival is one of the most environmentally friendly religious festivals that must be used to disseminate “natural conservation messages”.