e-auction of fancy numbers from April 20

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Chandigarh, April 10

The Registering and Licensing Authority will hold an e-auction of fancy numbers of the new series, CH01-CE, along with re-auction of leftover special registration numbers of the previous series from April 20 to April 22.

The registration for participation in the e-auction of the CH01-CE series, along with re-auction of leftover fancy/special registration numbers of previous series CH01-CD, CH01-CC, CH01-CB, CH01-CA, CH01-BZ, CH01-BY, CH01-BX, CH01-BW, CH01-BV, CH01-BU, CH01-BT and CH01-BS, will start at 10 am on April 12 and will continue till 5 pm April 19. The e-auction/bidding will start at 10 am on April 20 till 5 pm on April 22.

Owners of vehicles purchased on Chandigarh address will only be allowed to participate in the e-auction.

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