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Ravan effigy burns on Mutha river for first time

No objection certificate not taken from fire brigade to hold event on riverside this Dussehra; organisers claim they had taken permissions from all other departments and were prepared to draw water from river in the event of a fire

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In a bid to ensure adequate space to accommodate the rush of spectators for the burning of the Ravan effigy this Dussehra, city based organisation Pune Lokmanya Festival conducted the celebrations near the Mutha River basin yesterday.u00a0Interestingly, Pune Municipal Corporation’s (PMC) fire brigade, which usually gives no objection certificate (NOC)for such events, was not aware of this new development.

Organisers need to get police permission and no objection certificate from the fire brigade as per Section 14 of the Bombay Fire Act 1884, and Sub-rule (1) of Rule 135 and 137 of the Explosives Rules, 1983.

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