The effect of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to save petrol and diesel is now visible in the behavior of leaders and ministers also. Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal was seen traveling in an e-rickshaw and appealed to the people to save fuel. Madhya Pradesh Government Cabinet Minister Inder Singh Parmar reached Damoh by train to attend the program.
The effect of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to the countrymen to save petrol and diesel is clearly visible. Not only the common man, ministers and MLAs were also seen implementing this initiative. On the PM’s call, one minister traveled by e-rickshaw, another traveled by train, while the Chief Minister of one state rode a bullet to reach the Assembly from CM House.
When Union Minister Meghwal rode in an e-rickshaw
Seen in the picture is Union Minister and senior BJP leader Arjun Ram Meghwal. Who was seen sitting in an e-rickshaw on Thursday on PM Modi’s fuel saving appeal. While giving a message to the common man, he has appealed to save petrol and diesel as much as possible.
Cabinet ministers boarded the train
The one seen in the second picture is Madhya Pradesh Government Cabinet Minister Inder Singh Parmar. Who lives in Bhopal, but he is in-charge of Damoh district. He had to go to Damoh to attend a program on Thursday. So, giving meaning to PM Modi’s appeal, he traveled by train and reached the event.
When CM Fadnavis was seen riding a bike
This picture of fuel saving is the most spectacular, in which Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is seen. On Thursday, on PM Modi’s appeal and to give a message to the public, he rode a bike from CM House to the Legislative Assembly building. It is being told that Fadnavis has also issued an advisory. In which it is clearly written that all ministers, MLAs and officials should reduce the use of vehicles in the convoy to save 50 percent petrol and diesel.
CM issued strict advisory from UP to MP
Let us tell you that along with UP CM Yogi Adityanath, MP Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, they have issued advisory to all government vehicles and ministers and MLAs for 50 percent reduction in petrol and diesel. Also, in many states work from home has been done two days a week.