BREAKING — The Ludoraiya has passed a highly controversial bill prohibiting the use of fire in Kalutir Fireball matches for individuals under the age of 20. The legislation, which narrowly passed with 157 votes in the Ludikiari and 56 in the Zhirveniayyaka, cites growing health and safety concerns over burns and respiratory risks associated with the traditional flaming ball.
Supporters argue the bill will protect young athletes from long-term injuries, while opponents— including cultural heritage groups and professional Fireball associations— have condemned the move as an attack on Krauanagazan tradition.
Several demonstrations are already being planned by Fireball enthusiasts across Alkantara and Tatallap, with critics calling the ban an unnecessary overreach into cultural sports. The bill now awaits Krauanaet Thalira Renkara’s signature or veto.