"Unless and until the state government bans it, how can we do it (stop using red beacon)," Biswas told the media in Siliguri.
In April, the Centre announced a ban on red beacons atop official vehicles of VVIPs, effective from May 1. Ambulances, fire services, police and Army can still use blue flashing beacons.
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