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Want your second hand car insured in Delhi, get NOC from authorities first

This is to curb activities of inter-state vehicle lifters' gangs in the national capital

Heavy discounts likely to dispose of car stock
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In a bid to curb the activities of inter-state vehicle lifters' gangs in the national capital and to keep a tab on resale of stolen vehicles, the Delhi Police has directed the insurance companies to take appropriate measures, a senior police officer said on Thursday.

From now onwards, insurers will be able to issue fresh policies for second-hand vehicles, especially high-end cars, only after obtaining a no-objection certificate (NOC) from the transport authorities.

According to the officer, all Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP)-rank officers and some senior Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) of Delhi held a meeting with the representatives of insurance

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