The BMC in Mumbai has auctioned 4,533 abandoned vehicles to scrap dealers, earning ₹4.23 crore. The vehicles were melted, recycled, and sold as scrap. The auction process has been changed to speed up the process, with pictures of abandoned vehicles being uploaded to an eAuction portal.
The Brihanmumbai Civil Organization (BMC) appears to have tracked down an answer for free the city of unattractive heaps of unused vehicles. Last month, the city body unloaded 4,533 deserted vehicles to scrap vendors and procured ₹4.23 crore.
Vehicles Had Been Accumulated Since 2020
The vehicles had been collected in the scrapyards beginning around 2020, an authority from BMC’s expulsion of infringement division said. ” After we dropped the enlistment number, the parts were dissolved, reused, and sold as scrap which involved amalgam, steel, and plastic.”A change in the method of auctioning has been carried out to speed up the entire process, the official pointed out.
Auctioned After Giving 40 days Notice Period By BMC
Each ward has a stop now. After sees are posted on the clunkers, a time of 40 days is given to individuals to make claims, bombing which BMC sends a letter to the police headquarters to follow specific methods and afterward it continues with the sale. The whole interaction requires three months, and a valuation board then, at that point, fixes the expense for every vehicle,” the urban authority said.
Vehicles Auctioned For Making Space
The vehicles are sold to account for other deserted vehicles in the scrapyards Lifting the vehicles isn’t a test yet selling is, as the property has a place with another person, and thus a NOC is expected from the provincial vehicle office (RTO),.There have been no cases of luxury cars being abandoned on roads, he said. According to official figures obtained from the RTO, each abandoned vehicle occupies approximately 124 square feet on the road.