Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, November 12
The Punjab Government has introduced a user-friendly e-auction policy in the Transport Department for reserved numbers (known as fancy numbers) thereby exempting people from visiting the registering authority office.
Transport Minister Razia Sultana said the e-auction of fancy numbers would be done through the Vahan 4.0 web application. She said the department had introduced the e-auction process to make all reserved numbers available to the public 24X7 across the whole week. Sultana said the registration for participation in the e-auction would open on every Sunday for three days (Sunday to Tuesday).
After the start of the e-auction, bidding for the numbers would take place on the subsequent two days (Wednesday and Thursday), she said, adding that the payment period for the successful bidder would be two days (till Saturday midnight) on the online e-auction platform. She said the facility would be available on gazetted holidays also.
To participate in the e-auction and to further ensure transparency of the bidding process, there would be a non-refundable registration fee of Rs 1,000 for each reserved number. The results of successful as well as unsuccessful bidders would be uploaded on the Vahan website and successful bidder would be informed through SMS and email.
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