Punjab allows limited Basant in Lahore

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The Punjab government has approved a limited Basant festival in Lahore, scheduled for February 6, 7, and 8, while kite flying will remain prohibited across the rest of the province.

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The Punjab Home Department issued a notification to all commissioners, deputy commissioners, RPOs, and DPOs, instructing strict enforcement of the province-wide ban under the “Kite Flying Regulations Bill 2025.”

Authorities expressed concern over illegal kite flying in some areas, which has caused injuries and casualties to passers-by and poses a serious threat to human life and public safety.

The notification emphasised that any preparation of kites or kite strings, or kite flying outside the permitted period and area, is strictly illegal, with no exceptions allowed.

Officials were instructed to ensure all actions comply with the 2025 regulations, warning that violators, including manufacturers, suppliers, and participants, may face legal action.

All districts have been directed to submit reports to the Home Department confirming implementation of these measures and adherence to the Basant restrictions.

Yasir Noor Bukhari
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Syed Muhammad Yasir Noor is a digital media strategist and writer, covering technology, telecom, and business news for TaazaTaren.

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