Red beacon light not to be used by ministers, officials, decides AAP
In keeping with its promise to end VIP culture, the Aam Admi Party government today decided that red beacon will not be used by ministers and officials.

New Delhi: In keeping with its promise to end VIP culture, the Aam Admi Party government today decided that red beacon will not be used by ministers and officials.The decision was taken at the first cabinet meeting presided by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. "No minister or official in Delhi government will use red beacon," a senior official in the Delhi government said after the meeting.The cabinet also decided that no Personal Security Officer and escort vehicle will be be provided to any official."Security is to be allowed based on threat perception," the official said.[caption id="attachment_1311955" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image. AFP[/caption]In its manifesto, AAP had promised to end VIP culture in Delhi.Later, the Chief Minister said there will be no witch-hunt against bureaucrats. "I have asked them to work with honesty," he said. There were apprehensions among certain bureaucrats, who were close to the previous regime, that they may be targeted by the new dispensation.PTI

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