CM Nitish Kumar’s Govt Car Found Flouting Traffic Rules In Bihar, Second Time This Year
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's government vehicle has been found violating anti-pollution rules in Bihar. The pollution control certificate of this vehicle expired on August 4 but despite this, the vehicle was running on the roads. The matter came to light on Tuesday when the Chief Minister reached Kushi Betiya village of Kargahar block of Rohtas district to attend the death anniversary of DM Dinesh Kumar Rai's father.
A PUC certificate, also known as the 'pollution control certificate', validates that a particular vehicle is safe to be driven and poses no threat to the environment as its carbon emission level is well within the standard set by the Government of India.
This is not the first time that the Chief Minister's vehicle has been found violating the rules. On February 23, a challan ...