Telangana High Court orders not to accumulate late charge fine on health and fitness revival of automobiles

Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court ruled that transportation lorry proprietors are not responsible to pay late charge fine of Rs 50 a day to restore health and fitness of their automobiles. The transportation chauffeurs as well as numerous unions had actually required the government to postpone the Central Motor Vehicle Act to accumulate fine for automobiles as well as various other automobiles.

A writ request was submitted by auto-rickshaw proprietor Moiz Khan as well as others, versus the collection of late charge, as the improved charge entered result from April 1 thisyear The ministry had actually released the notice on October 4 lastyear A bulk of auto-rickshaw as well as taxi driver are dealing with problems to pay fines in thousands. Implementation of brand-new prices has actually left vehicle drivers fuming.

Khan discussed in his request “I have been asked to pay Rs 21,650 as late fee for the fitness renewal of my vehicle. I have no difficulty in paying the enhanced amounts; am only concerned with the penalty or the late payment charges that are imposed by authorities.”

After the request was submitted, the High Court claimed the modification does not relate to automobiles which are listed below 15 years old. Consequently, it routed authorities to restore the health and fitness certifications of automobiles without demanding repayment of late charge fine.

The HC order claimed authorities must not demanding repayment of late charges for revival of health and fitness certification of the petitioner’s 6 three-wheeler automobiles (AP 12 V 8012, TS 10 UB 8034, TS 09 UC 3776, TS 13 UB 1150, TS 09 UC 4854 as well as TS 11 UB 8193) with the expiration of health and fitness certification on the ground of the Amended Rules of Rule 81 of Central Motor Vehicle Rules modified vide (23 modification) Rules, 2021 is prohibited, as the modification does not relate to the automobiles. It bought revival of the health and fitness certification without demanding repayment of late charge for every day.

After the HC passed orders not to carry out the late charge for the 6 automobiles, numerous unions, consisting of the Telangana Taxi Drivers’ Joint Action Committee, Telangana Gig as well as Platform Workers’ Union, Telangana Auto Joint Action Committee, Telangana Lorry Drivers’ JAC, Tours as well as Travels as well as various other organizations required the government to place a hold theAct

Telangana Auto Drivers JAC participant A Sathi Reddy claimed there are hundreds of vehicle chauffeurs as well as taxi drivers that are dealing with problems. “We request the government to consider and withdraw the compound interest imposed and the excess fee to help the poor to stand on their own,” he included