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Gurugram: In view of tension between India and Pakistan, the Gurugram district administration has imposed strict ban on drones, glider, fireworks and other flying items. This ban will remain in force till 7 July 2025. This ban has been implemented under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Protection Code, 2023. Any person who breaks this rule will be taken legal action under Section 223 of the Indian Justice Code, 2023.
DC banned these things
- Drone
- Micro light aircraft
- Glider and Power Glider
- Hot air balloon
- Flying kite
- Chinese micro light
- Fireworks and crackers (during any celebration)
Decision to save from rumor
Officials said that this step is necessary to avoid confusion, prevent nervousness and keep law and order under control. People have been asked to be cautious for following the rules and safety of all. This notice has been issued by Gurugram District Magistrate Ajay Kumar.
The notice states that during the jurisdiction of the district Gurugram, during marriage, religious festivals, ceremonies and any type of activities, the general public stops drones, micro lights, air crafts, glider/power glider, hot air balloon, kite flying and the use of sugar micro lights and any type of fireworks and firecrackers.
Blackout announced in Ambala from today
At the same time, the district administration in Ambala on Friday issued an order to implement blackout at night in view of the military conflict between India and Pakistan. Ambala is a major Air Force base. The order issued by Deputy Commissioner Ajay Singh Tomar states, “It is mandatory to ensure blackout at night to protect public safety and strategic interests, given the current circumstances. The order states that the use of inverter, generator and any other ‘power backup’ used for outside lights, billboards, street lights etc. from 8 am to 6 am in Ambala district has been banned till further orders.