Nitin Gadkari on Parking: Nitin Gadkari said that the government is contemplating to bring such a rule, under which a fine will have to be paid for parking the vehicle wrongly on the road. The person who sends its photo will also get a reward from the government.
Nitin Gadkari on Pollution: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has made a new announcement to get rid of the wrongly parked vehicles on the roads and the jam caused by them. You will also be shocked to hear this announcement of the Union Road Transport and Highways Minister. Yes, it was announced by the Union Minister in a program that if anyone sends a picture of a vehicle wrongly parked on the road, then he will be given a reward of 500 rupees. The car, bike and other vehicle drivers were shocked to hear this announcement. He told that the government is considering to bring this law soon.
Road accidents will come down
Nitin Gadkari also told that the vehicle drivers are expressing surprise after hearing this rule. But after its implementation, there will be relief from the traffic jams in the cities. He told that a fine of Rs 1,000 will be charged from the wrongly parked vehicle. If this rule is implemented, then it is likely to reduce traffic jams as well as accidents.
500 rupees reward for sending a picture
Gadkari had said during the program last days that the purpose of bringing this law is to stop the tendency of parking vehicles wrongly. He had said in his address, ‘I am going to bring a law – according to it, whoever parks a vehicle on the road, he will be fined Rs 1,000. Apart from this, Rs 500 will be given to the person who sends the picture of the wrongly parked vehicle.
Six cars in a family of four
The Union Minister also expressed deep displeasure over the fact that people build houses but do not think about parking. Even after building a house of crores, they park their vehicle on the road itself. Gadkari quipped, ‘My cook has two second hand vehicles in Nagpur. Today there are six cars in a family of four. From this it seems that we have made a road to park the vehicles of Delhiites.
