
No drivers posted for MVD’s enforcement fleet
The Hindu
MVD personnel have to take turns to drive the 65 electric vehicles
The non-allocation of drivers for the 65 electric vehicles (EVs) that MVD procured on dry lease in 2020 for as many enforcement squads of Safe Kerala project, has affected their optimal utility, personnel of the department confided. The EVs - each costing around ₹17 lakh, were dry-leased from Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL) - a Central government institution, through Agency for Non-Conventional Energy and Rural Technology (ANERT).More Related News

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