In Nepal, the decision of embossed number plates has caused dissatisfaction among businessmen, lack of infrastructure has hindered implementation.
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The Nepal Transport Professionals National Federation, the umbrella organization of transport professionals across the country, has said that the decision to use embossed number plates cannot be implemented immediately.
General Secretary of the Federation, Deknath Gautam, issued a press release today and said that the decision cannot be implemented immediately as the technology for putting embossed number plates in the transport offices across the country has not been developed.
'When the government of Nepal decided to impose mandatory embossed number plates on public and private vehicles and implemented them, the decision to impose them again when the process of imposing embossed number plates was suspended after general protests,' said the statement issued by the federation. The Federation has welcomed the decision of the Supreme Court regarding the use of embossed number plates.
In the current situation, the businessmen of public vehicles that use embossed numbers to renew their tax payment documents with the old number and collect only revenue from embossed numbers and collect revenue without physical infrastructure are not justified, so they have requested the government to re-evaluate the notice issued immediately.
