Government has taken a big step, now there will be no compromise on safety, sale of faulty helmets will be banned

Auto News Desk,Keeping in mind the safety of the people, the Government of India has planned to take action against the sale of substandard helmets. There is a huge demand for two-wheelers across the country. It is very important to wear a helmet while driving a two-wheeler for safety. Now the government is planning to take action against those selling poor quality helmets. The Two-Wheeler Manufacturers Association of India has also supported this decision of the government.
Road accidents will be curbedThe Government of India has taken this decision in view of the road accidents happening across the country. According to the report of The Mint, the Central Government has issued guidelines to the states in this regard. Through this letter, the government has also instructed the District Magistrate to take necessary action against those selling faulty helmets.
ISI registration is necessary for helmetOnly helmets with ISI registration are allowed to be sold in the market. At the same time, many people are selling helmets in the market by putting fake ISI mark on them. The government has given instructions to trace such people. People are selling poor quality helmets without BIS certificate across the country. ISI mark is given to industrial products made in the country. This gives information to the people that this product has been approved by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS Certificate).
Two-wheeler helmet association supportedThe Two-Wheeler Helmet Manufacturers Association of India has supported the government's decision. Association president Rajeev Kapoor said that 'manufacturing, selling and storing goods without BIS mark is prohibited and it is a crime.'
follow the traffic rulesWearing helmets on two-wheelers is a rule in the country. Along with this, only two people are allowed to sit on a two-wheeler. In case of not following these rules and violating traffic rules, a challan is also issued to the bike riders.