indian penal code section 144 would be adhered to and anyone found flouting the norms would be subject to action according to ipc section 188 students who live in areas that are near marriage halls can feel free to dial 100 for police action if loudspeakers are being used students can dial 100p narhari the district collector says there is a routine ban on the usage of loudspeakers up to a certain decibel limit beyond 10 pm if political units and people continue to play loud music their speakers will be seizeda realising the need to address this menace the madhya pradesh board of secondary education mpbse has asked the district administration to make sure that loudspeakers arent used near exam centres and also to curb their usage during exam time now that i am aware about the rules regarding the use of loudspeakers i will not hesitate to complain but i am glad that the district administration is keeping a check on this now students have started dedicating all their attention to their books now and its not just students who are rejoicing these rules will be followed till march 31 arun says but since board exams are going on we have given strict instructions to the police to take complaints regarding the usage of loudspeakers very seriously but theres no dearth of wedding processions festival celebrations and political functions that cause a lot of distraction and disturbance by using loud speakers and on their part the district administration is ensuring prompt action against complaints and i was unable to concentrate on my studies for three days because of the sound of dhol being played anju vijh who takes tuitions for school students says as my house is almost on the main road the students get disturbed every time a procession or some other rally is conducted weve also instructed marriage hall and garden owners not to play loud music usage of mobile phones would also be prohibited inside the campus for students and invigilators the mp board exams have begun and the cbse board exams will be starting in a day or two dubey who is appearing for his class 12 board exams shares recently a marriage was taking place around walking distance from my home no strangers exam centreswhile the use of loudspeakers is totally banned near exam centres during exam hours arun rathore pro of the district administration also informs us that strangers will not be allowed within a 100 metre periphery of various exam centres they find it hard to concentrate because of the loud music welcome moveprateek