Gurugram DM Bans Drones, Fireworks and Low-Flying Objects Till July 7 Amid Rising India-Pakistan Tensions; Mandates Visitor Records and Police Verification for Extended Stays

In view of current emergency conditions during rising India-Pakistan tensions, Gurugram District Magistrate Ajay Kumar has banned the use of drones, low-flying objects, fireworks, and similar items until July 7 to maintain law and order. The order cites security concerns, noting that loud noises from fireworks may cause panic, mistaking them for bomb or missile attacks. Activities including drone flying, kite flying, hot air balloons, and firecrackers at weddings or festivals are strictly prohibited. In a separate directive, cyber cafes, PGs, hotels, and landlords must maintain visitor records and photocopies of ID cards. Police verification is mandatory for stays exceeding one week. Violations will attract punishment under Section 223 of the Indian Civil Defence Code, 2023. India-Pakistan Tension: Gujarat Imposes Ban on Drones and Firecrackers at All Events Until May 15, Says Harsh Sanghavi.

Gurugram DM Bans Drones, Fireworks

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