Employees of the Motor Vehicle Department (RTO) across the state initiated an indefinite strike, citing the government's failure to implement a revised promotion scheme approved on September 23, 2022. The strike, led by the Motor Vehicle Department Employees' Union, has resulted in the complete shutdown of operations in almost RTO offices of the state and all border inspection points. The disruption has significantly impacted the issuance of both temporary and permanent licenses, as well as the vehicle registration process.
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