PM Modi reduces convoy size under austerity move, urging fuel saving. BJP CMs also adopt similar cost-cutting and eco-friendly measures.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has significantly reduced the size of his official convoy as part of a broader austerity move, emphasizing fuel conservation and responsible use of public resources. The decision comes shortly after his nationwide appeal urging citizens and leaders to adopt cost-saving measures.
Austerity move implemented in PM’s convoy
According to official sources, the Prime Minister’s convoy size was reduced during recent domestic visits in states such as Gujarat and Assam. The austerity move was carried out while ensuring full security compliance under the Special Protection Group (SPG) protocol.
Officials confirmed that essential security components remain intact, but non-essential vehicles have been significantly reduced as part of the austerity move.
Austerity move expands to electric and green mobility
As part of the austerity move, efforts are being made to include electric vehicles in the Prime Minister’s convoy wherever feasible. The government has also avoided unnecessary new vehicle purchases, focusing instead on efficiency and sustainability.
The initiative aligns with broader national goals of reducing fuel consumption and promoting cleaner transportation.
BJP Chief Ministers adopt
Following the Prime Minister’s example, several BJP-ruled states have also implemented similar steps. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has ordered a 50% reduction in convoy vehicles as part of the along with directives to reduce fuel usage and promote public transport.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta have also introduced measures aligned with the austerity move, focusing on reducing official vehicle usage and encouraging carpooling and public transport.
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Austerity move promotes public transport and fuel savings
The austeritymove has been extended beyond political leadership to encourage citizens to adopt metro rail, buses, electric vehicles, and shared mobility options. The aim is to reduce fuel dependency and improve environmental sustainability.
Officials in several states have been instructed to limit unnecessary travel and adopt digital meetings wherever possible.
Austerity move linked with global economic concerns
The government’s austeritymove is also being viewed in the context of global energy uncertainty. Leaders have urged reduced consumption of petrol and diesel, minimizing foreign travel, and encouraging local economic activity.
Even governors and deputy chief ministers in states like Gujarat and Bihar have announced similar cost-cutting measures as part of the nationwide austeritymove.
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