West Bengal's noise pollution enforcement sets a crucial standard for civic discipline, proving laws are binding. This commendable, overdue initiative replacing loud loudspeakers merits national emulation. The author stresses religious freedom does not extend to disturbing peace, a principle often ignored due to political indulgence. Uniform law application is vital to combat 'normalized' infractions: noise, traffic, waste. Consistent, community-agnostic enforcement is essential to restore civic order. The rule of law must be amplified by fairness, not silenced by loud voices.