Deusi-Bhailo allowed round the clock
Summary
The Ministry of Home Affairs has directed all district administration offices to allow Deusi-Bhailo programmes to run round the clock during Tihar, provided they are conducted in a disciplined and voluntary manner. The ministry has also warned against forced donations, obscene performances, gambling, public intoxication and excessive noise.
Key Points
- The Ministry of Home Affairs has told all 77 district administration offices to allow Deusi-Bhailo programmes to operate round the clock during Tihar.
- The ministry said the programmes must be voluntary, disciplined and respectful of Nepali traditional art and culture.
- It warned against forced donations, obscene dances or slogans, gambling, public drinking and driving under the influence.
- People have been advised to keep sound levels low and take special care near hospitals and old-age homes.
