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Tensions enveloped the city of Indore after members belonging to a "community" objected to Hindus celebrating Diwali by bursting crackers.

The video of the incident is making rounds on social media in which more than a dozen of the alleged accused persons can be seen attacking the Hindus for bursting firecrackers and celebrating Diwali. Thane Police has taken cognizance of the incident confirming that the attack happened.

Salman cited an incident in which fans poured milk on his poster, drawing attention to the disparity when children are hungry. Instead, he said that the milk can be fed to poor children who actually need it.

Rubina Dilaik 'reminded' people that the festivities of Diwali are over while lamenting over firecrackers being burst since 10th November

"Even if the licences are issued, they should not be issued, for bursting causes noise and air pollution also. Crackers are busted at odd hours disturbing peace," the court noted.

Supreme Court supports Delhi govt's ban on manufacture, sale and use of greem firecrackers ahead of Diwali

On September 7 this year, Chief Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal announced the re-imposition of a ban on manufacturing, selling, storing, and bursting firecrackers till January 1, including Diwali and other festivals.

The contentious observation by Environment Canada and Ontario's Ministry of the Environment had raised fear of backlash among the local Hindus.

In the PIL, Manor Tiwari said that states are violating Supreme Court order against blanket ban on firecrackers

The association told NGT that many govts had responded that it will do the needful and started the process of issuing licenses.