New Delhi, April 19 (PTI): The Union Cabinet decided on Wednesday to do away with red beacon lights on all vehicles, including those of the Prime Minister, but excluding emergency services, from May 1.
“In a historic decision, the Cabinet has decided that beacon lights will be removed from all vehicles, barring emergency services vehicles, from May 1,” Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said.
Gadkari is the first minister to remove the beacon from his official vehicle.
Briefing reporters after a Cabinet meeting, Gadkari said: “This government is a government of common masses and has decided to abolish VIP culture of beacon lights and sirens”.
The notification in this regard will be issued soon, he said, adding that the decision is a democratic one.
“In a historic decision, the Cabinet has decided that beacon lights will be removed from all vehicles, barring emergency services vehicles, from May 1,” Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said.
Gadkari is the first minister to remove the beacon from his official vehicle.
Briefing reporters after a Cabinet meeting, Gadkari said: “This government is a government of common masses and has decided to abolish VIP culture of beacon lights and sirens”.
The notification in this regard will be issued soon, he said, adding that the decision is a democratic one.
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