Ahmedabad: Long queues of vehicles have been witnessed at various centres across Gujarat to obtain PUC (Pollution Under Control) certificates as the State govt has announced deadline of September 16 for implementation of new Motor Vehicles Amendment Act (2019) which has provision of hefty fines for violations. It’s worth noting that if vehicle owner lack of of these –  license, insurance , PUC or RC book, he/she is liable to pay Rs. 500 fine for the first time offense and Rs. 1,000 fine for second time offense with effect from September 16, instead of Rs. 100 fine previously.

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@narendramodi ,@PMOIndia ,You are also invited to above challenge,Sir if you want to save crores of rupees of people of India,please stop PUC certificate issuance by agents and rather start checking at some places.Please act on it.

— R J Desai (@DESAIRjd) September 12, 2019

મારી ગાડી માં puc કાયમ કરાવેલ હોય છે અને હવે 2 દિવસમાં 6 માસની મુદત પૂરી થાય ત્યારે puc કઢાવવાની લાઈન માં રહેવાનું…આ કેવા આયોજન જેમાં બધા હેરાન થાય?

— Manish vyas (@ManishpvyasVyas) September 12, 2019

Request @vijayrupanibjp to check whether 1% of all PUC are genuinely issued?This one is a biggest fraud happening in front of Government eyes and Government is in DHRUTATASHTRA mode.All paper work and no reality.

— R J Desai (@DESAIRjd) September 12, 2019

MVA was in public since 2016…. and Act passed by Parliament months ago… President sign … but Public love standing in Q on last day… Standing in Q and last day is in our DNA… @attomeybharti @centerofright @dhaval241086 https://t.co/cuJgmjfMAU

— Kiran CB Nagarathna (@kiranjankalar) September 12, 2019

इस देश में लोग डर से ही करते हैं

— ब्रज राज सिंह 🇮🇳 (@brajsingh5577) September 12, 2019

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