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Bengaluru Advocate Suspects ‘Automobiles Health Certificates’ Rip-off In Karnataka, Calls for Inquiry
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Bengaluru Advocate Suspects ‘Automobiles Health Certificates’ Rip-off In Karnataka, Calls for Inquiry
BENGALURU: A Bengaluru based mostly advocate S. Nataraja Sharma sought a high-level inquiry into the issuance of Health Certificates by Inspectors of Motor Automobiles (IMV) for about 10000 out-of-the State automobiles primarily belonging to Maharashtra, Gujarat and Kerala with out correct bodily examination in a brief span of time. The advocate representing Karnataka Non-public Bus Homeowners Affiliation alleged as many as 10,000 automobiles be…
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