As per a recent statement by
Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) which came in support of
diesel vehicle manufacturers said that ‘such restrictions is not going to
achieve the desired objective to reduce pollution in the city & will only
cause problem to OEMs and dealers’
The department of heavy
industries on Friday pleaded to the Supreme Court to allow vehicles confirming
existing emission norms to ply on Indian Roads. It also said that since the
launch of PMs ‘Make in India’ campaign it has witnessed a steep increase of
over 8% & has received investment of a whopping $5.094 billion in this
sector. The ban if continues will have adverse effect on the ongoing momentum
of the industry as it contributes to more than 47% of the manufacturing GDP of
the country.
The ministry also suggested some
of the corrective measures that it will take to ensure less omission of
pollution by diesel vehicles like Pollution under check certificates issued to
vehicles will be strictly regulated, measures to improve air quality, tolls on
vehicles entering Delhi unnecessarily etc.
Meanwhile SIAM also said that due
to uncertainty arising out of the ban on diesel cars and SUVs of 2,000 cc and
above engines, many MNCs have decided to freeze further investments in India
until complete clarity is achieved on key policy issues.
It is today when the Supreme
Court decided whether to wave off the decision to continue with the same.
However to avoid this tussle in
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