Kolkata: Times Puja-Diwali 2021 turned out to be a mixed bag for Kolkata, with several areas that featured the restraints they had shown last year, even when other regions watched a forbidden and exploded pora party.
Conventional hotspot crackers, such as Lake Town, Bangur, Kasba, Bhowaniporore, Burrabazar, Talla, Behala and Geraria rang back to noisy celebrations.
It has a direct impact on air quality, which slid from medium to poor at night.
Ignoring court decisions and in striking violations of NGT orders, voice crackers exploded in a number of environments such as Behala, Thakurpur, Kasba, Mukundapur, Bhowanipore, Manictala, Dum Dum and Fringe Area in Salt Lake such as Duttabad and Sukantangar from the afternoon and continued until late at night .
But there are other areas – such as Ballygunge, Park Circus, Italy, Shyambazar and Belgaachia – where Puja-Diwali times are relatively quieter.
The overall situation was worse than last year, when people struggled to make peace with unpleasant pandemics to celebrate.
However, it was better than 2019 and received praise from Covid soldiers, green activists and police.
In the bag that witnessed a violation, exploded crackers increased after a two-hour window for a successful celebration.
Naba is a while, Secretary of Sabuj Mancha, an umbrella organization for activists and environmental organizations, said the early night’s arrangement was largely destroyed by Rafelry Spurt late at night, around 10:30 a.m.
In Tatoatala and Kasba, voice crackers mastered late at night.
“I called the police.
They recorded my complaint and asked me in detail about the location where the sound came.
I don’t know whether they took any action, but there seemed to be no difference,” said Puja Sengupta, a resident of New Ballygunge Road in Kasba.
Police said 91 people were arrested between 6pm and 11 nights to explode illegal fireworks and 219kg from crackers who were prohibited from being confiscated.
In Garcha, the police advised the group of children exploded crackers.
At Shakuntala Park, the police had to open a four-story apartment complex porridge to catch someone who exploded crackers.
Stable complaint flow continues throughout the night of various parts of the city.
In peripheral areas such as Maheshtala, Sonarpur and Howrah, complaints are poured with thick and fast.
Violations occurred even though the police took 7,142 kg firecrackers in front of Diwali.
Also, 62 people have been arrested under the explosive law on Thursday night, double last year.
The police claimed the decision to spread the police with problems with problems, including the location around the Covid hospital, showed results and acted as a deterrent.