Before chewing the kite, keep an eye on such things, otherwise action will be taken, Rajkot police said
In the current situation of corona, people will have to follow social distance and action will be taken against those who do not follow these rules.
The city police commissioner has issued a notification to ensure that people in Rajkot can celebrate Makarsankranti even during the Corona period. It said that the sale and purchase of Chinese warp and tukkal has been banned, adding that in order to prevent the spread of corona in the current state of corona, people will have to follow social distance and those who do not follow the rules will be prosecuted.
The kite will not be able to fly on the scary terrain
Rajkot city police commissioner Manoj Agarwal said in a statement that from December 18 to January 16, no one will be able to fly kites on highways, roads, sidewalks and dangerous terraces. It has been banned to play loudspeakers in such a way as to harass the general public and to write provocative writings on kites in a way that hurts the feelings. With this, one cannot run to rob a cut kite with big flags and bamboo in hand.
Fodder cannot be sold on highways
It also said that fodder cannot be sold on public roads and that it is prohibited to feed fodder to animals on public roads. The sale and purchase of Chinese warp has been banned due to the sharp cuts made on the body by the Chinese warp and also the Chinese tukkal has been banned. Given Corona's current situation, guidelines, including social distance, will have to be followed and violators will be prosecuted.
Violation of the declaration is punishable
"Currently, there is an epidemic of corona virus. The guidelines issued by the Government of India and the Government of Gujarat will have to be fully complied with during the Uttarayan festival," he said in a statement. As well as this declaration must be strictly followed. Violators of this declaration will be subject to punishment.
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