The Bihar State Pollution Control Board on Friday put a total prohibition at a bargain or utilization of fireworks in Patna, Muzaffarpur and Gaya, keeping the National Green Tribunals (NGT) order for keeping up surrounding air quality in all urban areas and towns where it was "poor or more awful" in November last. The deal or utilization of sparklers has been prohibited in the three urban communities as their air contamination level was discovered to be "poor" and "poor" separately, the state contamination guard dog said in an assertion. The chief seat of the NGT on Monday unequivocally forced a complete prohibition on special and utilization of sparklers taking all things together "urban areas and towns where the normal surrounding air quality in November a year ago was "poor or more regrettable". Just green wafers can be sold in urban communities or towns where air quality is "moderate" or underneath, and the timings for use and blasting of wafers be confined to two hours during celebrations, as Diwali, Chhath, New Year/Christmas eve, the NGT had said. On the off chance that planning was not determined by the states concerned, green wafers will be permitted in urban areas with "moderate" air quality and beneath, from 8 to 10 pm on Diwali and Gurupurab, 6 am to 8 am on Chhath and 11.55 pm to 12.30 am during Christmas and New year eve. The Bihar State Pollution Control Board had on November 10 kept in touch with the central secretary and the chief general of police advising them about the NGT request. Head secretaries of Home and Environment, Forest Departments, locale judges and administrators of police were additionally notified of the request. Board director Ashok Kumar Ghosh has spoke to individuals to follow the request and be a capable resident for securing the climate. Overlooking the contamination guard dog's drive, the offer of sparklers in the three urban communities, including the state capital, is widespread as dealers and purchasers don't have any data about the prohibition on the deal or utilization of fireworks. "We don't have any such data that offer of wafers has been restricted in Patna. We heard that there are a few states which have restricted blasting of saltines," a businessperson, who set up a side of the road sparkler slow down in Rajiv Nagar, said. Cops were additionally not seen keeping them from selling saltines. "What I cannot deny is that there is no restriction marked down of saltines in any city of Bihar. Had I known it, I would not have bought wafers for my 14-year-old child," said Ajay Kumar, who was purchasing fireworks from a shop in Boring street in the state capital. When drawn closer for his remark, Patna District Magistrate Kumar Ravi stated, "we have not gotten any order.As and when we get the request, we will make a fundamental move to implement the boycott."