Dikhyaa Mohanty 
The Odisha government has stepped up the drive against vehicles plying without obtaining the mandatory pollution under control (PUC) and fitness certificates. Sharing this information on Thursday, Commerce and Transport Minister Bibhuti Bhusan Jena told reporters that the government is set to intensify strict checking of vehicles operating in the state. The Minister warned that vehicles found running without PUCC and fitness certificates, which are essential for safety, would face cancellation of registration. Therefore, vehicle owners must ensure that these certificates are obtained in time, he said.
The government of Odisha has intensified its efforts to stop cars from operating without the required pollution under control (PUC) and fitness certifications. The administration plans to tighten its inspections of automobiles operating in the state, Commerce and Transport Minister Bibhuti Bhusan Jena said reporters Thursday. The Minister threatened to cancel a vehicle’s registration if it was discovered to be operating without the PUCC and fitness certifications, which are necessary for safety. Accordingly, car owners need to make sure that these certifications are acquired on time, he added.
In order to stop cars from operating without the required fitness and pollution under control (PUC) certifications, the Odisha government has intensified its efforts. Bibhuti Bhusan Jena, the minister of commerce and transportation, said reporters on Thursday that the government plans to increase the number of car inspections it conducts in the state. The Minister threatened to revoke a car’s registration if it was discovered to be operating without the PUCC and fitness certifications, which are necessary for safety. Car owners must thus make sure that these credentials are acquired on time, he warned.
