The head of the government has reduced the official convoy to just two vehicles to set an example amid an ongoing global geopolitical crisis. During a recent cabinet meeting, the leader directed union ministers to minimize expenditure and reduce reliance on imported items, including gold. Following this directive, several top union ministers and state leaders have curtailed their official vehicle fleets. The administration is encouraging citizens to adopt fuel-saving measures, such as using public transport, electric vehicles, and working from home, to mitigate the economic impact of the international situation. A state minister was seen traveling by public transit to promote these measures. The strategy aims to conserve resources without cutting capital or healthcare expenditure. Additionally, a foreign head of state has issued a similar warning to their citizens, urging restraint and preparedness for a difficult economic period due to inflation and supply disruptions caused by the extended international conflict.

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