Buyers wander to get the repayment of registration after they bought EV, there is a provision to return the money

These are not just two cases, but there are 50 cases in the district in which the buyer bought electric vehicles, but Rs 1.35 crore was not returned after the registration release. To obtain this money, the buyer of the vehicle is around the Regional Report Office (RTO). The government’s policy is that the buyer will recover the registration fees when purchasing EV. The department claims that there is no mistake. The formalities will have to be completed at the headquarters level. In the midst of all this, buyers must get their money back. EV has 50 cases. No procedure is pending at our level for their refund. Work still needs to be done from the head office. In addition, we returned the money at a rate of Rs 2.89 Lakh per vehicle in all 15 cases of hybrid. -Pravesh Kumar, Arto, Administration case-1-Shivam Gupta, a resident of Dubena Stop for a year repayment, bought an EV car in March 2024. They are trying to get a subsidy given by the government for a year in registration on the purchase of EV. They will have to withdraw the money given to the department in the form of registration of 11 percent of the total price of the vehicle. The process is not completed from the head office, which does not make the repayment. Case-2 billing has reached the headquarters, the refund was not approved by battery vipul Gupta, resident of Masudabad, in December 2024, bought an Innova car. His invoice reached the headquarters in Lucknow. Refund is not approved. This approval comes from the Treasury of Lucknow and the SBI, after which the process will begin in the local RTO office. Lucknow will be refunded from the Treasury. This is the process of repayment, online application is made by the vehicle agency, the local RTO will send the case to the state headquarters. After receiving approval from the headquarters Treasury and SBI, the buyer gets a refund. There are 15 cases of purchasing hybrid vehicles in the district that had to drive the Supreme Court to get the repayment of hybrid, which the buyer had to go to the Supreme Court to get refunds. The Local Division Transport division accidentally collected taxes from the system according to the price of the vehicle. The buyer of the vehicle later appealed to the Supreme Court, after which an order was issued to return the money. Even after the order, Poonam Aggarwal, a resident of Maris Road, had to buy the Innova High Cross car in June 2024. He paid a registration tax of Rs 3.24 Lakh. When Poonam learned that the government gave concession to registration on such vehicles, she filed a claim with the department, but did not get relief. As he approached the Supreme Court, the department was ordered to return the money in September 2024. Money was returned in May 2025. Similarly, Vandana Aggarwal, a resident of Ramghat Road, bought an innovative Invito car in June 2024. They were taxed on Rs 2.85 Lakh. To get it back, he approached the Supreme Court. The order was issued in October 2024. Money was received in May 2025. Share these story plates