Officials have been directed to identify vehicles that have been operating in Maharashtra for more than one year and take action wherever registration and tax rules have been violatedThe Maharashtra Transport Department has launched a 13-day special inspection drive against vehicles registered in other states but being regularly used in state, officials said on Sunday.
The campaign, ordered by Transport Commissioner Rajesh Narvekar, will be conducted across the state from October 5 to October 17.
Officials have been directed to identify vehicles that have been operating in Maharashtra for more than one year and take action wherever registration and tax rules have been violated.
Officials have been directed to identify vehicles that have been operating in Maharashtra for more than one year and take action wherever registration and tax rules have been violated
The Maharashtra Transport Department has launched a 13-day special inspection drive against vehicles registered in other states but being regularly used in state, officials said on Sunday.
The campaign, ordered by Transport Commissioner Rajesh Narvekar, will be conducted across the state from October 5 to October 17. Officials have been directed to identify vehicles that have been operating in Maharashtra for more than one year and take action wherever registration and tax rules have been violated.
