Lucknow – In a stringent move against vehicle dealers exhibiting negligence in vehicle registration processes, the Uttar Pradesh Transport Department has suspended the trade certificates of 25 dealers for a period of one month. These dealers will be prohibited from selling vehicles until July 3rd. This action follows a previous suspension of five dealers for similar reasons.
Additionally, the Transport Department has issued show-cause notices to 50 other vehicle dealers who displayed laxity in examining registration applications between January and May. These dealers had previously received warnings but failed to rectify their practices.
Transport Commissioner B.N. Singh stated that an investigation into the pendency of registration applications at vehicle dealerships from January to May revealed consistent negligence by 25 dealers across the state. Despite receiving show-cause notices on April 21st and May 15th, these dealers failed to improve their registration procedures or provide satisfactory responses to the notices, leading to the current punitive action.
Among the dealers whose trade certificates have been suspended for a month is Arna Megacorp Pvt. Ltd. of Lucknow.
Other affected dealers include:
- Barabanki district: Barabanki Auto Sales and Service, Bright Two Wheel Sales, and Kalyan Motors
- Sitapur district: Narendra Automobiles, Agarwal Auto Sales, and Buddharam Auto
- Kushinagar district: Gupta Automobiles and Gupta Auto Sales
- Sambhal district: Badar Motors
- Pratapgarh district: M/s Janta Trading Company
- Maharajganj district: Shubham Automobiles and Chandra Sales
- Raebareli district: Shakti Auto
- Jaunpur district: M/s Auto Wheels
- Sant Kabir Nagar district: Bharat Auto Sales
- Fatehpur district: Shyam Motors
- Ghazipur district: Shiva Auto Sales
- Rampur district: RN Motors
- Auraiya district: Shyam Motors
- Ambedkar Nagar district: Jai Auto Mobiles
- Moradabad district: Cross Wheel Auto
- Basti district: Uplife Solution
- Prayagraj district: Saraswati Motors
- Unnao district: Vishal Motors
This decisive action by the Transport Department underscores its commitment to ensuring accurate and timely vehicle registration across the state.
