New Delhi, May 14: The ongoing energy crisis is intensifying due to escalating tensions and conflict in the Gulf region. Central Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal has made a voluntary appeal to the public to reduce their consumption of petrol and diesel.
Speaking to reporters in Bikaner, Minister Meghwal stated, “Due to the increasing international tensions linked to the Gulf conflict, it is essential to lower our petrol and diesel consumption. This is a voluntary appeal to the public, which aligns with the Prime Minister’s request. I urge all citizens to minimize their use of petrol and diesel as long as this crisis persists, enabling us to better manage the situation arising from international tensions.”
BJP Bihar President Sanjay Sarawagi praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to limit his convoy to just two vehicles. He remarked, “Crude oil prices are rising, and in several countries, the prices of diesel and petrol have surged by 400 to 500 percent. Our Prime Minister has always acted in the national interest. To avoid imposing any additional burden on the people, he has reduced excise duties.”
Sarawagi noted that the Prime Minister has appealed to the public to decrease their diesel and petrol usage and has encouraged governments to do the same. He highlighted that the Prime Minister traveled with only two vehicles in his convoy yesterday.
Emphasizing the promotion of electric vehicles, Sarawagi mentioned that the government has approved an EV policy in the Cabinet aimed at encouraging the public to transition to electric vehicles. He added that during this time of conflict, the Prime Minister is visiting the UAE to discuss critical issues, including energy security. “Whenever the Prime Minister travels abroad, national interest is paramount,” he stated.
On the NEET UG case, Sarawagi criticized the opposition, saying, “The central government has canceled the NEET exam and handed the investigation over to the CBI, which is now taking action. The opposition only creates a ruckus over such issues. When the paper was leaked, they demanded action. Now that action is being taken, they are still protesting. This concerns the future of our children.”
Bihar Minister Ram Kripal Yadav confirmed that five individuals involved in the NEET irregularities have been arrested, and strict action is being taken against them. The government is committed to ensuring that such incidents do not occur in the future.
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