Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini reduces convoy size by half, promotes fuel saving, public transport use, and sustainable governance.
In a significant step towards simplicity and sustainability, the Haryana government has reduced the number of vehicles in Chief Minister’s convoy by half. The decision follows an appeal by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, encouraging leaders to adopt fuel-efficient and environment-friendly practices.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has ensured that only essential vehicles will now be part of his official fleet, keeping security requirements in mind while minimizing unnecessary resource use.
CM Saini’s Commitment to Weekly Vehicle-Free Working Day
As part of the initiative, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has also pledged to work without using any official vehicle one day every week. This move is aimed at setting an example for administrative discipline and promoting fuel conservation across the state.
Officials believe this personal commitment from the Chief Minister will encourage greater awareness about responsible fuel usage and environmental sustainability.
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Ministers and Officials Directed to Limit Convoys
The state government has issued instructions to all ministers and departmental officers to restrict the number of vehicles used during official travel. The focus is on reducing excess convoy size and ensuring efficient use of government resources.
This directive is expected to streamline movement and reduce fuel consumption across administrative operations in Haryana.
Public Transport Use Encouraged
The Chief Minister has also appealed to the citizens of Haryana to increase the use of public transport. He emphasized that active participation from the public is essential to make the fuel saving campaign successful.
The government aims to promote a culture of sustainability, reduced fuel dependency, and environmental responsibility among the people of the state.
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