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Chandigarh: The government has started an online facility for affixing high security registration plates. As per a government spokesperson, the state transport in collaboration with number plate vendor Agros Impex Ltd has announced that people could apply online at www.hsrppunjab.com...

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Updated At : 12:26 PM Dec 24, 2019 IST

Chandigarh: The government has started an online facility for affixing high security registration plates. As per a government spokesperson, the state transport in collaboration with number plate vendor Agros Impex Ltd has announced that people could apply online at www.hsrppunjab.com for these registration plates. He said after requisite fee is submitted, a customer would get the embossing on HSRP in four days. TNS

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