High Security Number Plates Compulsory: The Telangana government has made high-security number plates mandatory for all vehicles including old ones. A Gazette notification has been issued to enforce this rule. All vehicles must have these plates by September 30 or owners will face fines.
The new rule applies to vehicles manufactured before April 1, 2019. The state transport department has directed all vehicle owners to install high security registration plates within the given deadline. The government has set clear guidelines to regulate this process.
The government has fixed the charges for HSRP installation:
– Two-wheelers: It ranges from ₹320 to ₹380
– Imported two-wheelers: It ranges from ₹400 to ₹500
– Cars: It ranges from ₹590 to ₹700
– Imported cars:It ranges from ₹700 to ₹860
– Auto-rickshaws & three-wheelers:It ranges from ₹350 to ₹450
– Commercial vehicles:It ranges from ₹600 to ₹800
Vehicle owners must book the HSRP online at www.siam.in. After installation, they must upload a photo of the new plate. This is mandatory.
The Supreme Court has made HSRP mandatory across India to curb vehicle theft and prevent the use of fake number plates. These plates have security features like laser codes and hot stamped chromium holograms.
Once the deadline passes, vehicles without HSRP will face restrictions. Owners cannot sell, transfer or insure vehicles without the updated number plate. Pollution certificates will also not be issued for non-compliant vehicles.
Responsibilities of Vehicle Owners
Authorities will impose fines on vehicles that fail to comply. The government has instructed all dealers to display the official HSRP price list publicly.
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