Refuel only vehicles with PUC certificate from October 25: Delhi government
The Hindu
The Delhi government has intensified its crackdown on vehicles without valid PUCCs in an effort to control pollution levels
The Delhi government on Wednesday asked all fuel stations in the city to sell fuel from October 25 to only those vehicles which have valid Pollution Under Control Certificates.
In a notice issued by the transport department, owners of vehicles more than a year old (except electric or battery-driven vehicles) were also asked to get Pollution Under Control Certificates (PUCCs) for their vehicles.
The department is issuing notices to vehicle owners without valid PUCCs to get them within a week or face suspension of registration certificates.
Apart from this, the city government has also formed teams to check buses coming from neighbouring states at the Anand Vihar bus terminal for PUCCs.
The transport department has asked vehicle owners to obtain valid PUCCs before October 25 to avoid inconvenience and action as per law.
"Driving a vehicle without a valid PUCC is liable to attract a penalty of ₹10,000 and imprisonment up to three months or both," the notice read.
The Delhi government has intensified its crackdown on vehicles without valid PUCCs in an effort to control pollution levels.
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