Now how do the vehicle owners get compensation for burnt vehicles? And how to get bluebook and license again?
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As the protest on August 24 turned violent, many police offices were vandalized and set on fire. The vehicles in the office were also set on fire.
The blue book and license of the driver and the vehicle that violates the traffic rules have also been burnt because the traffic police are in the office. And how to get bluebook and license again ?
'Although we cannot say exactly about it, the records of the blue book and driver's license remain in the traffic management department and office,' said Police Superintendent Deepak Giri, Information Officer of the Kathmandu Valley Police Office.
Kathmandu Valley Police Office has also been burnt to ashes. Important documents and vehicles are also burnt here.
There is a provision in the law that deductions can be made based on the vehicle's engine and chassis number. If that is not possible, the cost will be deducted based on the recommendation of the police based on the local body and the vehicle owner can proceed with the insurance process based on that. The department has said that since many government and private vehicles have been damaged, other matters will depend on the decision of the ministry. For example: In the case of vehicles that fell into the river and disappeared, the insurance has been claimed in this way.
As most of the work of the traffic police is done in the field, now the traffic police has started its work . According to spokesperson Giri, a technical team is being formed to assess the damage of the traffic police.
