Rajkot City Police have banned fuel stations from serving vehicles lacking valid registration plates. This directive aims to curb vehicle misuse and enhance public safety across the city. Fuel stations must display clear signage and utilize CCTV and ANPR systems effectively. Operators must report non-compliance or disturbances to the nearest police station immediately. Violators face legal action and potential penalties under relevant motor vehicle laws.
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Times of India
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