If the people of Delhi leave for filling petrol diesel from April 1, then know the new rules, otherwise it is not that your vehicle is confiscated! Overseas petrol and diesel vehicles will not get fuel from April 1 in Delhi. The government has announced a new rule. That is, there is going to be a ban on fueling for oversees petrol and diesel vehicles, which will be applicable from the coming 1st. Let us explain in detail the new rules.

Overseas petrol and diesel vehicles will not get fuel from April 1 in Delhi. The Delhi government is going to ban it. Along with this, more than 80% of the petrol pumps of the city will now be equipped with devices that will identify the de-registral vehicles themselves. Ndtv According to this, for this, automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras have been installed at the petrol pump. These cameras will also identify the vehicles running without oversees vehicle and legitimate pollution control certificate (PUC).

In such a situation, the driver should also take special care of his legitimate pollution control certificate. If a vehicle comes to fill petrol diesel against these rules, then the camera system will recognize it and petrol pump workers can refuse to give fuel. According to Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, special devices are also being installed for pollution monitoring at petrol pumps.

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued instructions. According to these instructions, overseas vehicles will no longer be seen on the roads. After registration, the diesel vehicles running on the road for 10 years and the petrol vehicle transport department for 15 years are automatically registered from the database of the department. If old vehicles are found standing on public places or road, the transport department seizes them.