<p>Chennai: As many as 2,206 cases have been filed across Tamil Nadu for violating the Supreme Court's 2-hour cap for bursting firecrackers during Deepavali celebrations, the state police said on Monday.</p>.<p>The cases were filed against 2,246 persons for bursting firecrackers by breaching the fixed duration (6 to 7 in the morning and 7 pm to 8 pm) norm of the apex court, a state police release here said.</p>.Fire likely caused by Diwali crackers kills 5 of family in Nagaland.<p>A total of 2,095 persons were arrested and later released on bail by police.</p>.<p>Out of the over 2,200 cases filed, the maximum of 568 was registered in Chennai.</p>.<p>Deepavali was celebrated on November 12.</p>
<p>Chennai: As many as 2,206 cases have been filed across Tamil Nadu for violating the Supreme Court's 2-hour cap for bursting firecrackers during Deepavali celebrations, the state police said on Monday.</p>.<p>The cases were filed against 2,246 persons for bursting firecrackers by breaching the fixed duration (6 to 7 in the morning and 7 pm to 8 pm) norm of the apex court, a state police release here said.</p>.Fire likely caused by Diwali crackers kills 5 of family in Nagaland.<p>A total of 2,095 persons were arrested and later released on bail by police.</p>.<p>Out of the over 2,200 cases filed, the maximum of 568 was registered in Chennai.</p>.<p>Deepavali was celebrated on November 12.</p>