The government has currently banned the campaign to seize 10 to 15 year old vehicles in the National Capital Delhi (Delhi). The Delhi government has written a letter to the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) saying that the system made to seize vehicles is not correct. Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa held a press conference and said that this rule should be implemented with neighboring states by November 1. It is clear from the government’s letter and statement from Sirsa that now the campaign to ban old trains in Delhi will stop.
In such a situation, questions are now arising that what will happen to the end of life vehicles inside Delhi in the last two days. Will these owners be given back these vehicles?
Will there not be a return from the Transport Department!
According to sources associated with Delhi government, this policy was to be implemented during the previous government, but the Aam Aadmi Party government did not implement it. In such a situation, the vehicles which have been seized have been done under the policy of the previous government. In such a situation, it is a difficult task of getting those vehicles to be released from the transport department.
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What do transport experts say …
According to experts, there is a circular of the Delhi government, in which the rule of taking Delhi’s vehicles to another state has been told. According to this circular, people will have to give an affidavit, in which the vehicle owners will tell that they will take this vehicle out of Delhi to another state. With this, an invoice of 10 thousand will have to be cut.
Apart from this, the expenses incurred by the Transport Department will also have to be paid to seize the vehicle. After this, the vehicle owner will be able to get the old vehicle seized. But you will not be able to drive this vehicle in Delhi.
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