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Centre Limits Bureaucrats to One Official Vehicle Each to Reduce Spending

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The central government has introduced a new policy restricting each officer to a single official vehicle in an effort to cut public expenditure. The move comes as part of broader austerity measures aimed at reducing unnecessary government spending. Departments have been directed to ensure that any surplus or unused vehicles are kept in proper, secure custody. Authorities have specifically warned against the unofficial use of such idle government vehicles.

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