However, the Muslims as well as non-Muslims must understand that in these days of noise pollution the sound of loudspeakers is harmful for all alike, whether someone objects to it or not. Our religious practice must not be harmful in the least degree to others. The demand to ban the use of loudspeaker for any religious practice, becomes very sensitive, if made by other co-religionists. It is time that the religious leaders and responsible persons in each community convince their masses against the indiscriminate use of loudspeakers. Similar is the case with religious processions.
Every procession is a nuisance and hazard for the public and traffic.
Politicians do not care for the public inconvenience but the torchbearers of a religion must think of the people s welfare, especially when taking out a procession is not the essential part of any religion.