On Wednesday, the High Court of Calcutta partially eased its order which had declared Durga Puja pandals in the state as "no entry zones" in view of the Coronavirus pandemic.
On Wednesday, a bench of the HC allowed 'dhakis' to be present outside the no-entry zone in each pandal & said that fifteen persons will be allowed in smaller pandals while sixty people will be allowed for larger pandals.
The Court was hearing a plea over setting up of pandals during the Durga Puja.
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The HC had earlier this week directed that the Durga Puja pandals would be no-entry zones for the visitors & also ordered that people wouldn't be allowed within a 5-metre distance for small pandals & ten metre for big pandals.
The bench had also asked each puja committee to submit a blueprint on crowd management.
This year, Durga Puja be celebrated from Oct 23 to Oct 26. As the festive week of Navratri kicks off, devotees are looking forward to celebrating Durga Puja across India.
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