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People May Be Fined Rs 20,000 For Violation Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The amended Motor Vehicles Act, which imposes higher driving penalties from September 1, may further cause trouble for Delhi commuters during the implementation of the Odd-Even scheme as any violation in the road rationing scheme may cost people Rs 20,000, up from Rs 2,000 earlier.
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753 People Challaned For Violating Odd-Even Scheme
As many as 753 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 11th day of the car-rationing measure's implementation in the National Capital.
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For Violating Odd-Even Rule, Go Home After Paying Rs 2,000
Those who violate the odd-even rule will be allowed to go home after they pay Rs 2,000 fine, Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi said today.
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Odd-Even Car Scheme: Delhi Transport Department Proposes Rs 2000 Penalty
Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed a penalty scheme during the 15-day trial period of road-rationing experiment starting January 1.
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People May Be Fined Rs 20,000 For Violation Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The amended Motor Vehicles Act, which imposes higher driving penalties from September 1, may further cause trouble for Delhi commuters during the implementation of the Odd-Even scheme as any violation in the road rationing scheme may cost people Rs 20,000, up from Rs 2,000 earlier.
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753 People Challaned For Violating Odd-Even Scheme
As many as 753 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 11th day of the car-rationing measure's implementation in the National Capital.
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For Violating Odd-Even Rule, Go Home After Paying Rs 2,000
Those who violate the odd-even rule will be allowed to go home after they pay Rs 2,000 fine, Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi said today.
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Odd-Even Car Scheme: Delhi Transport Department Proposes Rs 2000 Penalty
Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed a penalty scheme during the 15-day trial period of road-rationing experiment starting January 1.
