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Nitin Gadkari announces 120 kmph speed limit on expressways with 20% leeway, leaves internet divided: ‘Don't risk lives’

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Nitin Gadkari announces 120 kmph speed limit on expressways with 20% leeway, leaves internet divided: ‘Don't risk lives’ — Mumbai Technology news

Nitin Gadkari attended at event where he announced new speed limit on expressways. Many on the internet have expressed safety concerns over the revised speed limit.

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