Delhi Govt sets up tribunal for Transport Department

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Last Updated : May 28 2014 | 9:29 PM IST
The Delhi Government has set up a tribunal to redress the grievances of people regarding delay in issuance of driving licence, vehicle registration and other issues relating to the Transport Department.
Lt Governor Najeeb Jung today issued notification for setting up State Transport Appellate Tribunal to redress the grievances of people regarding Transport Department.
Informing about the tribunal, Transport Commissioner Puneet Kumar Goel said that section 89 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988 provides for a mechanism of appeal for any aggrieved person relating to State or Regional Transport Authority related matter.
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First Published: May 28 2014 | 9:29 PM IST

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