MUMBAI (Reuters) - General Motors Co's recall of 114,000 Chevrolet Tavera sport-utility vehicles in India will be overseen by a government panel, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said late Wednesday.
GM recalled the vehicles in July citing issues related to emissions standards and other regulatory specifications.
The U.S. automaker fired several employees after an internal probe into the recall uncovered "violations of company policy."
Last month, a separate government panel investigating the recall said GM flouted testing regulations, according to a senior government official who had seen the panel's report.
(Reporting by Aradhana Aravindan; Editing by Christopher Cushing)
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