The Madurai branch of the High Court has imposed an interim ban on supporting actresses, dancing beauties, etc. performing obscene dances and playing obscene songs during Dussehra festival at Kulasekaranpattinam Muttharaman temple in Tuticorin district.
Dussehra festival, which is celebrated very critically after Mysore, Kulasekaranpattinam Muttharaman Temple Dussehra festival is allowed to be held this year after 2 years. The festival will begin on 26th with flag hoisting.
Lakhs of devotees participate in this festival and various pujas take place every day. On the occasion of this festival, the development work is going on briskly. In this situation, Tiruchendur-based lawyer Ramkumar Adithan filed a public interest petition in the Madurai branch of the High Court. In it, he had insisted that only spiritual songs should be played in the festival and obscene songs and dances should be banned.
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The petition came up for hearing today before a bench of Justices Mahadevan and Satya Narayana Prasad. then, They imposed an interim ban on the singing of non-devotional songs and the playing of radio in the festival. Also, the Tuticorin District Superintendent of Police was ordered to visit the festival in person and monitor whether the ban imposed on singing non-devotional songs and playing on the radio is being observed.
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