Gwalior: After the new rule, the sale of BS-4 vehicles will be banned from 31 March. If the buyer of BS-4 vehicle has deposited tax before 31 March. But if the RTO office file does not reach for registration, it will not be done. Such order has been issued by Transport Commissioner Whee Madhukumar to all RTOs. The commissioner has said that even if the dealers tell that the buyer of the vehicle has deposited the tax before 31 March. If its registration is not done by 31 March, then after that such vehicle will not be registered. Such orders have been issued by the Transport Department because the dealers do not commit tax like BSF vehicle sales tax.

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Temporary registration of vehicles such as buses and trucks sold as the same chassis has been done temporarily before 31 March and approval has been obtained from the transport authority to build the body. Such vehicles have been given to register even after 31 March.

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Whenever the vehicle is talked about, a name associated with it is 'BS'. Talking about BS, BS means Bharat Stage. It is a standard that measures pollution caused by the engine of vehicles in India. The Government of India has set this standard. Increasing further numbers (BS-3, BS-4, BS-5 or BS-6) on BS means better standards of emissions, which are environmentally appropriate. The larger the number is written in front of BS, the less pollution there is likely to be from that vehicle. The sale and registration of BS-4 vehicles will be banned from April 1. After which the tax of BS-IV vehicles has been deposited till 31st March but if the file for registration is not sent by the office dealer, then after 31st March such vehicles will not be registered.

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