Chennai. Kirtan cannot be done at any residential site. Because what is a divine case for one, it causes problems for another. The Madras High Court has banned the name Sankirtan at residential sites, saying this. Justice Anand Venkatesh said that without the approval of the District Collector, the name cannot be done at any residential site. In its order, the Madras High Court also said that prayers can be done inside the house. So that other people do not have trouble. After the decision of the Madras High Court, no residential site can be publicly done.
The Madras High Court, while giving this order, has also stayed the attempt of a person to give a house a prayer meeting. Justice Anand Venkatesh of the Madras High Court said that such orders have been given by the Madras High Court earlier. The court said that the name Sankirtan has been described as divine in the reply that the fifth defendant has filed in the court in this case. The court said that this is causing trouble to other people. Efforts were made by the Global Organization for Divinity to make the housing a prayer site. Against which a person named Prakash Ramachandran turned to the Madras High Court.
Prakash Ramachandran pleaded with the Madras High Court to instruct the DM, Commissioner and Police Inspector in this matter to take action on the organization concerned. Prakash had said in the petition that without the approval of DM, the institution has built a place of prayer. This is causing problems to the neighbors. On this, the defendants argued in the Madras High Court that they have sent an application to the DM, but it has not been ordered yet. After hearing the arguments of both the parties, the court clearly stated that no residential site can be converted as a place of prayer. The Madras High Court also said that even those who walk on it by calling the road with a large crowd cannot be created. The court has asked the police inspector not to allow the concerned residential site to become a place of prayer.