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Goa: State transport department inaugurates HSRP replacement

  •   Wed, Oct 02 2019 10:06:59 AM

Daijiworld Media Network (SR)

Panaji, Sep 2: Officials from the state transport department inaugurated the initiative to replace number plates on vehicles registered prior to April 1 with high security registration plates (HSRP) at the state regional transport office here on Monday.

The HSRP contractor, Real Mazon India Ltd began accepting the appointments from 9.30 am onwards. On the first day, 28 vehicle-owners applied tokens at the RTO for installing the number plate.

The Panaji RTO kept a Honda Amaze car, the first high security number plate fitted vehicle, outside the office throughout the day.

So many people queued up at the HSRP counter stationed inside Panaji RTO office at Paryatan Bhavan, Patto. “Anyone can come for the installation as long as they have their RC book or vehicle registration smart card. A person can fit the HSRP at any jurisdiction which is feasible for them,” a transport official said, as reported in TOI.
  

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  • Viraj vishnu shetye, Shetye wada torse pernem goa

    Wed, Oct 28 2020

    I dint receive yet my car no plate
    Order date and time december 25 2019
    Payment id 292530622
    Merchant order id 15776deedea2c0e7ca32
    Fitment location pernem

    Fitment date and time 6- 3 2020




    But till now i dint get my car no plate i dont the whom to contact ........the person who install the no plate he keep on telling go and search inside r t o pernem building if i went no one give entry.

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