Now the government has also come into action mode against diesel vehicles. Not only this, the government has also made preparations to ban diesel vehicles very soon. Let us tell you that the AQI level in NCR has crossed B 400 these days. Due to which GRAP 4 was implemented. Not only this, doctors have advised asthma patients not to leave the house.. Also, they have been asked to avoid morning walks..

Diesel vehicles will not run from this day

According to media reports, diesel vehicles cause the most pollution. Therefore, they should be banned with immediate effect. Let us tell you that it has also been argued that now EV vehicles will be promoted. Not only this, in a few days the government is also going to announce a subsidy scheme on EVs. The Energy Transition Advisory Committee has recommended a complete ban on the sale of diesel vehicles from 2027. That is, you can drive a diesel vehicle only for two and a half years. After that car companies will also stop selling diesel vehicles…

Initially, there will be a ban here

Let us tell you that in the initial phase, diesel vehicles will be banned in some selected cities of the country. These standards have been set for this. Cities with a population of more than 10 lakhs will be banned initially. Slowly, diesel vehicles will disappear from the country. Actually, at present, a ban has been imposed on driving diesel vehicles older than 10 years in the country. But it is possible that under the new ban, some of these vehicles may also be included in this proposal.

Advice not to buy diesel vehicles

If you are planning to buy a diesel vehicle right now, then you can postpone it. Because sources claim that the government is going to take more stringent decisions regarding diesel vehicles. Therefore, to avoid losses, it would be better to postpone the decision of buying a diesel vehicle for now. Therefore, you should consider EV, petrol or CNG vehicle as an option…

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Meanwhile, discussions about banning diesel vehicles are coming to the fore. However, the Petroleum Ministry has made it clear that the government has not yet accepted the recommendation to ban diesel four-wheelers in cities with a population of more than one million.

The committee constituted on energy transition has suggested the adoption of electric and gas-powered vehicles along with banning diesel-powered vehicles in big cities by the year 2027. Apart from this, the committee headed by former petroleum secretary Tarun Kapoor has also recommended phasing out of conventional engine-powered motorcycles, scooters and three-wheelers by 2035.

In a tweet on Wednesday, the Ministry of Diesel

, Petroleum and Natural Gas clarified the position on the recommendation of this committee and said, “The ministry has received the report of the committee constituted on energy transition. However, the Government of India is yet to accept this report of the committee.” In this report submitted to the government in February last, it has been said that no new diesel bus should be run in urban areas for about 10 years.

Suggestions for adoption of low carbon fuel

The Petroleum Ministry said, “India is committed to achieving the goal of net zero emissions by the year 2070.” The committee constituted on energy transition has given comprehensive suggestions for adopting low carbon fuel. The vision of the committee is future-oriented.

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