The girl created a buzz in the collector’s office on the song ‘Tip-Tip Barsa Paani’.
In Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, Collector Ruchika Singh Chauhan has issued such a big order, which is being discussed everywhere, because after this order of the collector, public places including historical buildings, railway station, bus stand, government offices will be closed in Gwalior district. And you can’t take photos and videos alone in the park. For this you have to take proper written permission from the district administration and along with taking photos you also have to explain the purpose of making the video. This strange order taken by the Collector in haste is now being discussed everywhere.
About Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh is said to be strange and wonderful. This is being done strictly on the orders of Gwalior Collector Ruchika Singh Chauhan. Finally, why did Collector Sahiba take this decision in haste? Let us tell you the reason behind it. A girl outside the Gwalior collector gate made a reel of her dance to the film’s song “Tip Tip Barsa Paani” and posted it on Instagram, the reel has since gone viral across the city.
Social organizations demanded
After this, some social organizations gave a memorandum calling it a big threat to the society, saying that the image of Gwalior is being maligned in front of tourists by releasing such reels for cheap popularity. So what, Collector Ruchika Singh Chauhan immediately issued such a restraining order following a complaint by social organisations, which has become a topic of debate.
Taking selfies is also banned
In an order issued by the Gwalior Collector under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Protection Act-2023, making reels and taking selfies in public places and parks including historic buildings, government offices, railway stations, bus stands has been banned. If anyone violates the order, action will be taken against him by registering a case under Section 223 of Indian Judicial Code i.e. BNS-2023 and Cyber Act. However, a press note issued by Public Relations said that the order will not be effective if photographs and videos are properly taken with the family or individually.
Permission has to be taken from the district administration
Earlier these prohibitory orders were enforced under Section 144, but now three new laws have been enforced in the country, including the Indian Civil Defense Code. The order clarifies that if any person, institution or organization wants to do photography, videography or shooting in restricted places then he has to take written permission of the district administration along with its purpose and its content and get the permission once. is provided, it shall be mandatory to give written information to the Superintendent of Police and concerned SDM.
(Reporting by Dharmendra Sharma/Gwalior)
