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Soon, traffic police to accept digital version of all vehicle documents

The move comes after reports of some of the state transport authorities and traffic police officers not accepting the digital versions of vehicle documents

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In a bid to make it compulsory for the state transport authorities and traffic police officers to accept the digital version of all vehicle documents including driving licence, Registration Certificates and pollution certificates, the central government is set to amend the Motor Vehicles Rules, reports The Times of India.

The move comes after reports of some of the state transport authorities and traffic police officers not accepting the digital versions of vehicle documents.

The official FAQs of DigiLocker, which is the central government's cloud-based system for digital documents, says that being a partner of Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

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