The Union Ministry of Road Transport and State Roads has now prepared rules to change the loud sound of horns and sirens in vehicles. Now instead of the raucous sound of these sirens, people will hear the sound of Indian musical instruments like flute, tabla and conch shell. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari himself has announced this.
noise pollution will be reduced
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari told during a program in Pune that the removal of sirens would have many benefits. This will also reduce noise pollution. He informed that the Ministry is preparing such provisions which will give respite to the people from the shrill sound of sirens.
Plan to eliminate sirens
Nitin Gadkari said that now the Union Ministry of Road Transport and State Roads has planned to eliminate loud sirens. We have a plan to install the sound of Indian musical instruments in the vehicles, which people would like to hear better. Gadkari said that he was lucky that he had got the opportunity to remove red beacons from VIP vehicles. Now they are planning to remove sirens from VIP vehicles.
Red beacon was banned in 2017.
On May 1, 2017, the central government had banned the installation of red beacons on the vehicles of all ministers and officers including the PM. The government had decided that blue beacons would be used only on emergency services vehicles like ambulances and fire brigades. The move was seen as a major step towards ending the VIP culture in the country.
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