kolkata residents of three highrises on park street are delighted that the letter they had sent to the police commissioner seeking action against blaring music by opentotheair nightclubs in the area has led to swift action that has stopped the noise demoneveryone is glad peace has returned we cant thank police enough for making such a huge difference to our lives the elderly can sleep at ease the young can study said apsara apartment resident a s chandok u p singh secretary of neelam apartment next door said his mother who was 96 was finally getting sleep after several nights when blaring music from nightclubs across the road would play till 2am this is such a blessing for everyone he said while ambassador apartment has 55 flats apsara has 80 and neelam 38 flats put together the three housing societies have more than 700 residents the residents last month wrote to the cp after complaints to the local police station did not help even the pcb chairman had said violation of noise norms mandated police action the supreme court had in july 2005 banned use of loudspeakers and music systems between 10pm and 6am but on park street residents alleged loudspeakers continued to blare till 230am particularly on weekends