No Loudspeakers, Fewer Mutton Dishes As J&K Govt Cracks Down On Big Fat Weddings

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Shrinking the big fat Kashmiri wedding and other opulent functions, the Jammu and Kashmir government has imposed curbs on expenses, the guest list and dishes to be served on such occasions.

Also, it has put a ban on the use of amplifiers, loud speakers and fire crackers at such events in the state. “The government issued a Guest Control Order to impose restrictions on the injudicious use of essential commodities during social, government and private functions and a complete ban on the use of amplifiers, loud speakers and fire crackers on such occasions,” Minister for Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Choudhary Zulfkar Ali said.

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He told reporters in Srinagar that the order was issued after the department received complaints and representations from civil society organisations regarding the “injudicious” use of essential commodities and exorbitant expenditures made on public and private functions.

Here are the new regulations which will be implemented from April 1, 2017:

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