Bengaluru: Speaking to ETV Bharat, Fireworks Dealers Association President J Madan Kumar has spoken about the government's decision to ban fireworks. The ban on fireworks will have a huge impact on firecracker workers. Legally manufactured fireworks do not cause pollution, said J Madan.
1. What is the loss due to fireworks prohibition?
The fireworks ban is a huge loss for us. People are afraid of being penalized by the police and are hesitant to buy firecrackers. Fireworks have already been purchased by the traders. These fireworks will remain unsold. This will cause a lot of trouble for nearly 8,000 people.
2. Experts report says that fireworks create problems for Corona infected - what you say?
Experts could have informed us about the matter six months in advance. Why they are saying this now after all the preparation have been done? Doesn't the smoke of burning plastic and other wastes in the city cause pollution? Delhi is the most polluted city in the country. It's been years since fireworks were banned. Even then, Delhi is still the most polluted city. Vehicles and industries account for 90 per cent of the pollution. Pollution is caused by illegal fireworks is not by officially approved fireworks. Illegal firecracker manufacturers fill it with charcoal powder and ash. This is why black smoke comes. But it is clear that good firecrackers don't emit too much smoke.