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State BJP backs govt decision to keep new road rules on hold

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Two days after the government notified stiff penalties under the new Motor Vehicle Act, the State BJP on Thursday made a case to keep the Act in abeyance. 

Stating that party is against enforcing the new Act, State BJP President Sadanand Shet Tanavade asked the government to delay the implementation owing to the pandemic.

“New MV Act should be kept in abeyance. This is our party’s stand. It should not be implemented. Awareness should be done first,” Tanavade said.

He also said that he had requested Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and Transport Minister Mauvin Godinho to keep the amended law in abeyance.

The Opposition, too, had also demanded the immediate withdrawal of the stiff penalty. 

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Keep new road rules on hold, Goa to ask Centre

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Apr 9, 2021, 12:53 AM IST
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VASCOTransport Minister Mauvin Godinho on Thursday said the new Motor Vehicle Act is likely to be kept in abeyance for a year, as the State government did not want to impose stiff fines on public during a pandemic and a representation has been made to the Centre in this regard.Speaking to reporters, Godinho said the BJP has been concerned about public sentiments during the pandemic.“The BJP requested me to keep in abeyance the implementation of the amended Motor Vehicle Act.…

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