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Today June 2020 | BS4 Car Registration Update Supreme Court BS4 Order
supreme court order on bs4 vehicles registration
Headlines-
- Sales and registration of BS4 vehicles will not be allowed in the country
- India will avoid vehicles with BS-5 standards.
- BS-6 standard for vehicles will be applicable from October.
- Now the next hearing in the case will be on June 19, 2020
The Supreme Court had said in October
2018 that no BS-IV vehicle would be sold in India from April 1, 2020. In 2016,
the Government said that India will avoid BS-5 standard vehicles and will
directly adopt BS-6 standard vehicles by 2020.
The Supreme
Court said on Monday that the sale and registration of BS-IV standard vehicles
are not allowed in the country as the pollution caused by such vehicles will be
dangerous.
The Supreme
court expressed displeasure over the violation of its March 27 order through
which it allowed a limited number of 10-day sales of BS-4 vehicles in India,
excluding the Delhi-NCR region after the coronavirus lockdown was lifted.
Sale and registration of BS-4 vehicles not allowed
The court
said on March 27 this year that it was allowing 10 percent sale of BS-4
vehicles which could not be sold to compensate for the six days lost due to the
lockdown implemented on March 25. The supreme court had earlier set March 31,
2020, as the deadline for the sale of BS-IV standard vehicles. It also approved
the registration of 1.05 lakh two-wheelers, 2,250 passenger cars, and 2,000
commercial vehicles which were sold, but could not be registered.
The court had
said in October 2018 that no BS-IV vehicle would be sold in India from April 1,
2020. In 2016, the Government said that India will avoid BS-5 standard vehicles
and will directly adopt BS-6 standard vehicles by 2020.
A bench of
Justice Arun Mishra and Justice S Abdul Nazir heard the case on Monday through
video conference, saying that it is shocking to mention that even after the
lockdown was lifted on May 3, when the sale took place and in line with our
order, this There can be no registration without informing the court how many
vehicles have been sold in India.
"It is clarified that no sale and registration of BS-IV vehicles is allowed," the bench said in its order. The court said that vehicles sold out of 10 percent cannot be registered without its permission and submit the details as per the order given by the court in March.
Order violation-
The bench
said, "There has been a clear violation of the second part of the order
given by this court (on 27 March). An incomplete affidavit has been filed on 13
June 2020." The bench said that the first part of its order has also been
violated.
