There is no debating the fact that Diwali is the festival of lights and happiness for the Hindu community globally, and it is a very crucial festivity in the Hindu tradition as well. This is the reason why several countries across the globe acknowledge this festival in order to accommodate the Indian population.
However, something detrimental has happened in the United States and it raises questions about the celebratory spirit of the Indian population there.
This is to be understood if we look at the latest videos after Diwali celebrations that happened in the New Jersey region. The entire road is seen filled with firework debris and mess that was left over by the people who had celebrated Diwali fireworks there.
Reportedly, firefighters are having to work non stop to clear up the debris and wastages post Diwali celebration by Indian people at New Jersey, USA.
This series of videos from New Jersey has also raised an important question about civic sense, on why sanitary workers must clean up after a celebration when those enjoying the festivities cannot take responsibility of their own waste.
This is adding additional negativity on the Indian community for leaving the roads with such a big pile of mess after Diwali celebration.
This is not confined only to the United States either as people are pointing out that certain measures must be taken to clean up the roads after the celebrations here in India as well.
This post was last modified on 10 November 2026 11:14 am
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