Court Cracks Down on Dangerous Kite Strings in Uttar Pradesh

The Allahabad High Court's Lucknow bench addressed issues surrounding the use of Chinese manjha, or lead-coated nylon kite strings, in Uttar Pradesh. The state outlined steps to ban these materials, including forming a committee. However, the court stressed the importance of enforcement and cooperation from the kite association.

Court Cracks Down on Dangerous Kite Strings in Uttar Pradesh
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The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court has expressed serious concerns over the sale and use of Chinese manjha, a type of lead-coated nylon kite string, in Uttar Pradesh.

The state government announced plans to frame a law against the material, highlighting the formation of a six-member committee for this task.

During a July 13 hearing, the court emphasized the need for active compliance and manufacturing site investigations, urging cooperation from local kite associations to prevent unnecessary harassment.

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