SAMPLE EDITORIAL LETTER

SAMPLE EDITORIAL LETTER

1. Write a letter to the Editor of an English daily, protesting against the blaring (loud-play) of microphones.

To

The Editor,

The Telegraph,

6, Prafulla Sarkar Street,

Kolkata-1

                                                                                                                                    

                             Sub.- Complaint against the constant blaring of microphones

Sir,

      Please allow me single column in your vast esteemed daily to express my concern over/complaint/protest against the constant blaring of microphones.

     Microphones are wonderful invention of science, used for a large-scale announcement or campaigning. But now-a-days the use of it has turned into a fashion. Young people go on playing the microphones almost 24 hours on the occasion of any festival. Popular Hindi film songs are played very loudly. The religious processions and marriage ceremonies are impossible without the giant DJ boxes. This constant blaring is very disturbing for children, old people, patients and the students. This loud play of microphones does not consider the inconvenience of others. The Government has enacted a law to restrict the loud play of the microphones at night. But there is hardly anyone to look after the application of the law.

     Under this above circumstances, I request the favour of your kindly bringing the matter forth to the Government as well as the public to look into this and take necessary steps to limit/lessen the unnecessary use of the microphones.

Berhampore,                                                                                           Yours truly,

Dated, 19^th May, 2019                                                                          (Your full name)

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