Bengaluru: The Department of Transportation finally began to issue the plate registration number for the Bharat (BH) series for new vehicles in the city.
On August 26, the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MORTH) issued a notification of the BH series, which came into force on September 15.
However, the State Transportation Department issued a notification only on November 30, and many prospective vehicle owners complained.
There is a delay even after this notification.
According to the source, the first BH series registration holder in Karnataka is Vijay Kumar Jadhav, which registered his car in Kr Puram RTO.
N Shivakumar, Transportation Commissioner, told Toi: “We have issued a BH registration for three vehicles, including two in Kr Puram RTO, so far.” However, the BH series registration is not issued for private vehicles for now.
“We publishes to employees of the Union Government, service officials throughout India (IAS, IPS, IFS), and senior bank officials.
Most private employees are above the contract, so they can replace work.
In Delhi too, they did not issue a BH series registration.
For private contract employees.
“Waseem memon drives without limits, an NGO campaigned for ‘one nation, one tax’ since 2014, said:” This is a positive step.
Karnataka takes time, but finally it is applied.
But the government cannot discriminate against residents on the basis of Work or income.
This is a violation of their fundamental rights.
Registration of BH Series must be open to everyone.
“The BH series is primarily to facilitate non-limited vehicle transfers from one country to another.
This is also considered a first step towards the ‘one nation, one motor vehicle tax.
According to motor vehicle rules, vehicles are not permitted to stab with other country registration numbers outside 11 months from the date of migration.
If not, the owner must register again in a new state, which is a complicated process.