Noida: The police received more than 3,000 complaints of voice pollution from all regencies this year until December 24, an average of eight calls per day.
Eighty one percent of this complaint, according to data, was accepted during the celebration season and marriage with the highest number of calls received in November.
According to officials, most complaints tend to be local police or police response vehicles (PRV) and are related to playing loud music at night.
Some complaints are also received from multilevel communities to residents who make noise during hours that are not permitted.
Of the total 3,052 calls, 598 were received in November, followed in February (503), December (458), October (381), March (306), January (232), September (106), July (101), August (85), June (81) and May (73).
“Data analysis showed that most of the calls made in November against people exploded firecrackers in Diwali (November 4).
In December, February and March, most complaints related to the celebration during the festival and marriage,” said an officer police.
Between January and November, the district traffic police have issued 2,689 Challans for noise pollution.
Sunita Bhadana, a housewife and resident of Supertech Ecovillage 1, said, “Students and live scholars do not understand that there are parents and sick people who live in that environment.
Playing loud music until the night bothered him.
So far, the police’s actions have been fast.
“Recently, there are complaints against jockey discs that play loud music in the wedding and banquet rooms located around the housing community.