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Bengaluru Man Slams Society's Sunday Rule: Drums Allowed, Deep Cleaning Banned Due to 'Noise'
- •A Bengaluru resident questioned his housing society's Sunday rules after drums were permitted while deep cleaning was restricted.
- •The resident highlighted the inconsistency on X, noting that both activities involve noise, yet one is allowed and the other is not.
- •He stated the society's rule prohibits deep cleaning due to noise, calling it 'hypocritical' given the allowance for 'ear-deafening drums'.
- •His post sparked a debate among social media users about the fairness and application of weekend rules in housing societies.
- •Commenters discussed whether the restriction targets specific companies or noisy work in general, and the balance between celebrations and regular disturbances.
Key Questions Answered
A Bengaluru resident named Sargam questioned his housing society's Sunday rules after noticing that residents were permitted to play ear-deafening drums in the morning, while deep-cleaning services like those from Urban Company were restricted due to noise concerns.
The housing society restricted deep-cleaning services on Sundays because of the noise involved in such work. Although some residents argued that drum performances should also be banned, others explained that strict limits on noisy activities help prevent regular weekend disturbances.
Social media users debated the fairness of the housing society's regulations. While some questioned why specific service providers were restricted, others defended the rules to prevent constant weekend disturbances, noting that drum performances might only be linked to occasional celebrations.
