This came after the PM appealed to reduce fuel and gold consumption during a public rally in Hyderabad, amid concerns over the US-Iran war and rising energy costs. The number of vehicles in his convoy was significantly reduced during his visit to Gujarat and Assam.here are others BJP Ministers and leaders who followed:Union Home Minister Amit Shah The number of vehicles in his convoy was reduced by more than half. Following PM Modi’s appeal, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh reduced the size of his convoy to almost half.Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath Has directed immediate 50 percent reduction in the fleet of vehicles for the CM, ministers and others. “MPs, MLAs and public representatives should use public transport once a week,” he wrote on Twitter. “Public transit, cycling, carpooling and the use of electric vehicles should be encouraged.”Maharashtra ordered that state ministers will have to seek approval from the office of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to use government aircraft in a move to curb unnecessary air travel.Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also decided to limit the number of vehicles used for departmental work. He said, “I and all my cabinet colleagues, all Bharatiya Janata Party MLAs, public representatives, Delhi government officials and all departments will also use minimum number of vehicles as required and give priority to carpooling and public transport.”Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said his convoy would have the minimum number of vehicles required for security and there would be no vehicle rallies during the tour.Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has instructed all officials and public representatives, including the Chief Secretary, to minimize the use of convoy vehicles. “The focus is on reducing fuel consumption by avoiding unnecessary travel and promoting more economical use of petrol and diesel,” he said.Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat has announced that he will travel within Gujarat using public transport such as trains and ST (State Transport) buses; Instead of helicopters and flights. He also reduced the size of his official convoys. An appeal has been made to universities, government officials and citizens across Gujarat to promote bicycles, electric vehicles, public transport, indigenous products and natural farming. Additionally, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi canceled his trip to the United States, citing the PM’s appeal to cut down fuel usage and avoid non-essential foreign travel.Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and senior JDU leader Vijay Kumar Chaudhary and two other ministers Leshi Singh and Sheela Mandal have said that they will take steps for this. “I have personally halved the number of vehicles I use. I will undertake official trips only when necessary,” Choudhary said.