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Rickshaw Driver Booked in Okara for Playing Naseebo Lal Song Loudly

Police in Okara have booked a rickshaw driver for playing a Naseebo Lal song too loudly. The case falls under the Punjab Sound Systems (Regulation) Act, 2015. According to police officials, the driver violated the sound law by using loud music in a public place.
A police spokesperson said no one can break the law without facing consequences. He warned that strict action would be taken against all offenders. The officer added that police will continue monitoring public spaces to prevent noise violations.

Understanding the Punjab Sound Law

The Punjab Sound Systems Act was introduced to control noise pollution and protect public peace. It restricts the use of loudspeakers and sound systems in streets, vehicles, and other public areas. Under this law, offenders can face imprisonment of up to six months. In addition, they may have to pay fines ranging from Rs 25,000 to Rs 100,000. Authorities also have the right to seize the sound equipment used in the offense.

Not the First Incident

This case is not unique. Last month, Lahore police booked a man for playing a Noor Jehan song loudly in his car. Officials said the same law applied in that case as well.
The law aims to ensure peace and respect for all citizens. Police have urged the public to follow sound regulations and act responsibly. By doing so, communities can enjoy music without disturbing others.

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