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CSC now authorised to provide NOC for sale of used vehiclesCSC has partnered with the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) to make this service available across India
Ajith Athrady
DHNS
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Vehicle NOC allows citizens to ascertain the status of a vehicle before they go for a second-hand vehicle purchase. Credit: Reuters File Photo
Vehicle NOC allows citizens to ascertain the status of a vehicle before they go for a second-hand vehicle purchase. Credit: Reuters File Photo

The government-promoted CSC E-Governance India Ltd (CSC) has said it has now been authorised to provide the No-Objection Certificate (NOC) for the sale of used vehicles.

CSC has partnered with the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) to make this service available across India. The service will be available across four lakh CSC franchisees in the country.

This service will help citizens to access the NOC from the nearest CSC. NCRB has requested State governments to integrate CCTNS (Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems) services with Digital Seva Portal so that these can be delivered and made accessible to citizens through the network of CSC. CSC will also create awareness about these services in the community they operate, said a statement from the CSC.

“Citizens particularly in rural areas can benefit from this partnership as they don’t have to travel long distances to visit NCRB offices and can get NOC from their nearest CSC,” Managing Director, CSC Special Purpose Vehicle, Dinesh Tyagi said.

To extend this service to citizens, CSC Digital Seva Portal will relate to Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS). CSC VLEs (Village Level Enterprises) will use the Vehicle matching facility of this service to search vehicle details and generate NOC by providing Registration Number, Chassis Number and Engine Number, said the statement.

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(Published 24 October 2021, 20:13 IST)