West Bengal BJP chief Samik Bhattacharya has asked party workers to avoid using loudspeakers during sankirtans and other events, linking the appeal to concerns over noise pollution. His message signals an attempt to shape how party-backed public and religious gatherings are conducted.
The emphasis appears to be on keeping events disciplined while reducing avoidable sound disturbance. By advising workers not to blare loudspeakers, Bhattacharya has placed the focus on quieter, more restrained public programs rather than high-volume displays.
Alongside the noise pollution issue, he also warned workers against involvement in protection money. That part of the message suggests the party leadership is trying to draw a line on conduct and distance its organization from practices that can attract public criticism.
Taken together, the guidance combines civic messaging with internal discipline. Bhattacharya’s remarks position the Bengal BJP as pushing for cleaner public behavior at events while also cautioning its workers on ethical and organizational standards.
