India committed to achieving global road safety targets

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari reaffirmed India's unwavering dedication to achieving global road safety objectives established in the Stockholm Declaration. Speaking at the 27th World Road Congress in Prague, Czech Republic, Gadkari emphasized the need for a comprehensive approach to reduce road accidents and fatalities, involving stakeholders at all levels.

During the ministerial session focusing on road safety, Gadkari highlighted India's concerted efforts to promote awareness and induce behavioral change among road users while ensuring rigorous enforcement of traffic regulations. He also shared insights into India's significant strides in the realm of automobile safety, underscoring flagship initiatives like BHARAT NCAP.

Gadkari's address at the event underscored India's commitment to fulfilling the global road safety targets outlined in the Stockholm Declaration. This reaffirmation reflects the nation's dedication to creating safer roads and fostering a culture of responsible driving.

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