Can you get Jat, Gurjar, Rajput or Hindu written on your car? know the rules

Rules For Writing On Vehicles: When you go out on the road. So many times you might have seen different names written on the vehicles running on the roads. In which some people get a nickname written on the number plate. So any caste indicative word in which words like Jat, Gurjar, Rajput are written. So many people get words related to Hindu or other religions written there.

But is it justified to do so? Let us tell you that some rules have been set for driving in India under the Motor Vehicles Act. In this, rules have also been made regarding words and number plates on vehicles. If someone writes such words. Then you may be in trouble. Let us tell you what are the rules for this and what can be the penalty?

Fine for writing caste related words on vehicle

Under the Motor Vehicle Rules 1989 of the Government of India, it has been clearly instructed that no person can put any kind of sticker or label on the registration plate or number plate of his vehicle. Apart from this, any caste related words like Jat, Gurjar, Rajput, or Hindu are found written on the vehicle. So in such a situation, action can be taken under Section 177 of the Motor Vehicles Act. Traffic police can issue challan for your vehicle. For this you may also have to pay a heavy fine. For this, a fine of up to Rs 2500 can be imposed by the traffic police.

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Action will also be taken on writing these words

Apart from caste related words, many people also get other types of words written on their vehicles. In which many people get registered as Army, many people get registered as Police, some who are associated with political field get registered as MLA, MP or other types of political posts.

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Even for doing this, a fine can be imposed. So let us tell you that under the Motor Vehicles Act, strict rules have been set regarding the number plate of the vehicle. If anyone violates those rules while installing number plates. Like the size of the number plate is not as per the rules. Even then challan can be made.

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