Bhopal: The new Motor Motor Vehicle Act which has come all over the country remains in the headlines. This act, which falls on the pockets of the people in the time of recession, has made the lives of the people miserable. On social media too, many mimes are being made about this act. Talking about the same act, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath said that the Central Government should once again consider the penalty so that people do not have to bear a huge burden in the recession.

In a tweet on his Twitter handle, Kamal Nath wrote, "We also want to stop road accidents and protect people's lives, but it should also be seen that the penalty is not unviable, to suit the people's potential, a great recession is underway." Has remained. The central government should reconsider the fine and provide relief to the people. We are also studying it.

At the same time, the state government minister Govind Singh Rajput has termed the decision of the central government as a Tughlaqi decree, saying that most of the fine imposed in this act is equal to the common man's man. In such a situation, I will talk to Chief Minister Kamal Nath about how this burden can be reduced.

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