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Make Speed Governors must to prevent road accidents: MORTH | | | Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 12: Expressing concerns over the accidental deaths in Jammu and Kashmir, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MORTH) had suggested that for the fitment of 'speed governors' through proper tender/eligibility criteria process to prevent accidents As per (Ministry of Road Transport and Highways) Accident statistics of 2014, the State of Jammu & Kashmir accounted for 5861 Accidents in the country in the year 2014 with 928 accidental deaths. "Again, as per the National Crime Records Bureau report for the year 2014, in the State of Jammu& Kashmir, accidents taken place in the year 2014 accounted for approx 1030 accidental deaths and 7958 fatal injuries on account of 5830 road accidents in the State in 2014, a statement issued here today said. It said, "However, because of improper implementation and lack of enforcement, the desired results for implementation could not be obtained and achieved inasmuch as the State lacked in their intent on the implementation of the Speed Governor regime. No effort was made by the State to ensure availability of Speed Governors to achieve the intent and directions of the Honble High Court as mandated vide its order in PIL No 1074 of 2011." Meanwhile taking cognizance in this regard, in its communication dtd 21 August 2009, MORTH had suggested that for the fitment of speed governors through proper tender/eligibility criteria process and follow a very stringent MIS system to ensure Quality of Speed Governors installed and avoid Fly-by-night and sub-standard manufacturers and do away with tampering issues and provide a proper AMCs and After Sales Service. "In addition in case the Vendor does not meet the requirements a stiff penalty could be imposed to safeguard the interest of the state, it said, further adding, "thus to ensure effective implementation, the State Governments should invite tenders with suitable eligibility criteria and should not be implemented through open market process which has been extensively abused and misused." |
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