M.KATJU, R.K.SINGH
CHHIDDA KHAN – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH – Respondent
( 2 ) HOWEVER we wish to issue a humble appeal to the general public to refrain from utilizing loudspeakers, whether it is for akhand Ramayan, Azan, Kirtan, Quawwali or public programmes, functions, marriages, or for any such purposes because this is causing a great deal of inconvenience And harassment to the general public, particularly to persons who may be having heart problems and want to get sound rest, students who wish to study, and others who do not wish to be disturbed.
( 3 ) IN our opinion no doubt everyone has a fundamental right under Article 25 of the Constitution to practice his religion freely, but this right should not be exercised in a manner which causes harassment or inconvenience to others. Hence we are issuing this humble appeal to people of all religions. We make it clear that this is only a humble appeal and not a binding order on the petitioner or on anyone. In religious matters coercion should be avoided as that makes people big
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