In our society (a registered CHS of 7 members) in Navi Mumbai, terrace flat owner is functioning like a Godman and holding his sessions on every Tuesday in the flat attracting a good number of people coming in from elsewhere. None from the society nor from the near vicinity participates. the inflow of so many people in the premise is taxing on other tenants. noise and chaos reach at its helm at times dependent on festive occasions. the prayers /chanting /singing/ringing bells cause noise pollution is this allowable to function in a resident housing society? what is the recourse available?
Since tackling this issue can attract religious overtones, the society has been restraining itself from acting upon it.
I C Naik
Take Chance and inform the local Police Station in writing and take acknowledgment also Inform that a member is gathering approx…number of people who are not the residents of the building for religious activities on the terrace of the Building. Such activities are not as per objects of the Society and are illegal. There can be a problem of law and order also. This information is being communicated for the Police to take proactive actions for apprehended situation as also against illegal activities not permitted under the MCS Act.
