Nitin Gadkari Takes U-Turn, Says Won't Make Six Airbags Mandatory for Passenger Cars
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced a major U-turn, stating that the government will not enforce the mandatory inclusion of six airbags in passenger cars.
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced a major U-turn, stating that the government will not enforce the mandatory inclusion of six airbags in passenger cars. This decision contradicts his previous statement from October last year, where he had indicated plans to make six airbags compulsory from October 2023. The change in stance raises questions about safety regulations and standards in the automotive sector. The decision may impact car manufacturers and consumers who were preparing for the implementation of the six-airbag rule. 10% GST on Diesel Cars: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Says 'There’s No Proposal To Impose Additional GST on Sale of Diesel Vehicles'.
U-Turn on Safety
Major Shift on Six Airbags Rule
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