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Delhi Government To Impound Overage Vehicles Found Parked In Public Places
Overage vehicles need to be parked in private spaces or be scrapped, Delhi government said in a public notice today.
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Over 1.40 Lakh Overage Vehicles Scrapped In Delhi In 2022-23
According to Delhi government's Economic and Statistics department, 4,923 vehicles were scrapped in the 2021-22 financial year while 1,40,342 vehicles were scrapped in 2022-23.
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Delhi Government De-Registers More Than 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles
The vehicles which are de-registered in Delhi can be registered again in those states where diesel vehicles more than 10-years-old are allowed to operate.
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Delhi De-Registers 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles, Says Minister
As many as one lakh over-aged diesel vehicles have been de-registered in Delhi, said Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot on Monday.
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Delhi Government De-registers 40 Lakh "Overage" Vehicles
The Delhi government told the Supreme Court on Thursday that out of 1.10 crore vehicles registered in the national capital, 40 lakh "overage" vehicles -- more than 15 years in case of petrol and 10 years for diesel -- have been de-registered by the transport department.
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Delhi Government To Impound Overage Vehicles Found Parked In Public Places
Overage vehicles need to be parked in private spaces or be scrapped, Delhi government said in a public notice today.
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Over 1.40 Lakh Overage Vehicles Scrapped In Delhi In 2022-23
According to Delhi government's Economic and Statistics department, 4,923 vehicles were scrapped in the 2021-22 financial year while 1,40,342 vehicles were scrapped in 2022-23.
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Delhi Government De-Registers More Than 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles
The vehicles which are de-registered in Delhi can be registered again in those states where diesel vehicles more than 10-years-old are allowed to operate.
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Delhi De-Registers 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles, Says Minister
As many as one lakh over-aged diesel vehicles have been de-registered in Delhi, said Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot on Monday.
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Delhi Government De-registers 40 Lakh "Overage" Vehicles
The Delhi government told the Supreme Court on Thursday that out of 1.10 crore vehicles registered in the national capital, 40 lakh "overage" vehicles -- more than 15 years in case of petrol and 10 years for diesel -- have been de-registered by the transport department.
