Patna, February 5: Bihar’s Deputy Chief Minister, Samrat Chaudhary, has initiated a special campaign across all districts to prohibit the broadcasting of obscene and double-meaning songs. He has directed law enforcement to register FIRs and take strict legal action against such cases.
Chaudhary emphasized that the airing of these songs in public spaces, events, and vehicles will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
He stated, “Cheap double-meaning and obscene songs have become a serious issue for society. Their broadcast in public areas and vehicles affects the dignity and safety of women, making them feel uncomfortable.”
The Deputy Chief Minister also noted that such songs negatively impact children’s thinking. He described this as a significant social problem that cannot be overlooked. The government is fully committed to ensuring the safety of women and children. In light of this, he has instructed the police to take stringent action against obscene and suggestive songs.
Chaudhary announced that special campaigns will be conducted in all districts in preparation for the Holi festival. During these campaigns, songs played in public places, vehicles, and events will be identified. Violators will face legal action under Sections 296, 79, and other relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code 2023. If necessary, sound systems will be confiscated, and actions will be taken against event organizers and vehicle drivers.
He made it clear that maintaining a healthy and safe environment in society is the government’s responsibility. There will be no compromise on the dignity of women and the future of children.