Nitin Gadkari’s big statement on the proposal of making 6 air bags mandatory in cars.
Nitin Gadkari’s big statement on the proposal of making 6 air bags mandatory in cars.
Car airbag: To protect the lives of passengers in a car accident, there was a discussion going on for a long time about making it mandatory to have 6 air bags in the car, so that in case of an accident, the lives of all the passengers in the car can be saved. According to media reports, there was also news of 6 air bags being made mandatory in all cars sold in the country from the month of October. But, Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has given a big statement in a program. He said the government will not make the six-airbag safety rule mandatory for passenger cars in India. What else has the Union Minister said regarding 6 air bags, read the full news..
What did Nitin Gadkari say?
The Union Transport Minister has given this information during the annual meeting of the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA). He said the government “will not make the 6 airbags rule mandatory for cars”. He said that there are many vehicle manufacturing companies which are providing 6 air bags in their cars and they are also advertising it. In such a situation, there is no need to make 6 air bags mandatory. Now the industry itself will compulsorily give.
Cars will become safer under Bharat NCAP
Nitin Gadkari said that under Bharat NCAP (New Car Assessment Program), a new safety standard for cars is being implemented in the country from October 1. Under this, cars will become safer. The country’s auto sector is growing rapidly. In such a situation, competition regarding new technology in vehicles is also increasing. Vehicle manufacturing companies are giving preference to new features and technology. In such a situation, if those brands want to remain competitive, they should also pay full attention to the safety of passengers in their vehicles. We will not make it mandatory for vehicles to have 6 airbags.
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