The Jharkhand Assembly witnessed uproar during the Budget Session as BJP legislators protested the alleged ban on DJ music during Ram Navami processions. BJP MLAs accused the government of interfering with religious traditions, leading to disruptions in the House. BJP MLA Navin Jaiswal criticized the restrictions on DJ music during Ram Navami, calling it discriminatory and questioning the government’s intent.
The opposition claimed that the state government was targeting a specific community and disrespecting Hindu religious sentiments. The heated exchange between BJP MLAs and ruling alliance members further intensified the situation in the Assembly. Congress Legislature Party leader Pradeep Yadav emphasized the need to avoid spreading hatred and politicizing religious issues, stating that rules should apply equally to all without bias.
Speaker Rabindra Nath Mahato expressed displeasure over the disruptions, urging members to maintain decorum for productive discussions. Meanwhile, BJP MLA Pradip Prasad protested outside the Assembly, demanding that Hazaribagh’s Sri Chaitra Ram Navami celebrations be recognized as a “State Festival.” Prasad warned against any obstacles to the festival, emphasizing the importance of traditions and faith in the celebrations.
