Haryana to register BS 4 vehicles sold before April 1, transport offices to open
Haryana Transport Minister Mool Chand Sharma on Tuesday said all registration authorities in the state have been directed to register BS 4 vehicles sold before April 1. These registration authorities have been directed to open their offices by April 30 and register these vehicles, Sharma said.
The minister added that to provide relief to the people amid the nationwide lockdown, the state government has also decided to extend the validity of various vehicle-related documents till June 30, 2020. The documents include vehicles’ fitness certificates, permits, drivers’ licenses and other documents valid till February 1, 2020, he said.
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He further said that the officials have been directed to take special care of social distancing and sanitization and to ensure that all those working at these ‘dhabas’ and tyre puncture and repair shops are wearing masks.
Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala, who was also present in the meeting held through video conference, urged the Centre to increase the economic activities after the lockdown period and provide an additional fund of ₹250 crore to the state for the year 2020-21 for the projects of National Highways Authority of India.
Apart from this, he also requested for immediate approval of four projects to be approved by the Central Government. These include the approval of National Highways Authority of India for Rohtak-Jind Road project and Delhi-Panipat Expressway Project.
Chautala also urged the Union minister that as he had said in his address that about ₹25,000 crore has been earmarked separately for each state for land acquisition, a secretary-level officer should be appointed separately by the Central Government for Haryana to take care of this work, the statement said.
