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Cars for handicapped

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Dear sir iiam a handicapped person with below knee amputation , as per GOVT norms there is some concession in GST for handicapped and they have to get a certificate from heavy industries to avail that , there is a form where doctor in which Doctor and CMO of the Hospital certified and on the basis of that ministry issues the certificate , if Doctor certified that this person is handicapped even then he can drive the car .

Then why ministry ask for RTO certificate , as doctor has already certified that he can drive anyamanual as well as automated car

Pls reply with some solution

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Tarun Agarwal

9871551339

Disability concession for vehicle purchase may require medical and RTO certification to establish eligibility under scheme. A disabled applicant certified by a treating doctor and hospital CMO questions why the ministry requires an additional RTO certificate to obtain concessional treatment for a vehicle; the issue focuses on whether medical certification of disability and fitness to drive is sufficient for concession eligibility or whether separate RTO verification is a mandatory administrative requirement, with reference to a departmental excise-duty concession circular for procedural guidance. (AI Summary)
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