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Ranchi Guv sets example by removing red beacon

| Friday | 21st April, 2017

A source in Raj Bhavan said: "Though the rule comes into effect on May 1, red beacons have been removed from all the official vehicles of Raj Bhavan. Red beacons with flashers were allowed for the governor and former governors, chief minister and former CMs, speaker, chief justice of the high court, Lokayukta, all cabinet ministers, leader of opposition and the chief secretary. "Additional DGP (operations) and state police spokesperson R K Mallick, said: "Compliance to this directive can only be initiated after the state government issues a notification in this regard. "This issue is not new to Jharkhand as within a month of assuming office, the Raghubar Das cabinet on January 24, 2015, had categorised the use of beacons into three types. Ranchi: Governor Droupadi Murmu has set an example of sorts by becoming the first to remove red beacons from her official vehicles on Thursday, a day after the government announced a ban on the use of such lights by VIPs from May 1.Most top bureaucrats and police officers of the state are "waiting for the state government's notification" to take the red beacons down from their official vehicles.On Thursday, when the governor took part in an event - Mission 2020 - Lakhpati Kisan: Smart Villages - her vehicle did not have the trademark red-beacon.

Ranchi: Governor Droupadi Murmu has set an example of sorts by becoming the first to remove red beacons from her official vehicles on Thursday, a day after the government announced a ban on the use of such lights by VIPs from May 1.Most top bureaucrats and police officers of the state are "waiting for the state government's notification" to take the red beacons down from their official vehicles.On Thursday, when the governor took part in an event - Mission 2020 - Lakhpati Kisan: Smart Villages - her vehicle did not have the trademark red-beacon. A source in Raj Bhavan said: "Though the rule comes into effect on May 1, red beacons have been removed from all the official vehicles of Raj Bhavan."Additional DGP (operations) and state police spokesperson R K Mallick, said: "Compliance to this directive can only be initiated after the state government issues a notification in this regard."This issue is not new to Jharkhand as within a month of assuming office, the Raghubar Das cabinet on January 24, 2015, had categorised the use of beacons into three types. Red beacons with flashers were allowed for the governor and former governors, chief minister and former CMs, speaker, chief justice of the high court, Lokayukta, all cabinet ministers, leader of opposition and the chief secretary.

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