Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Gujarat Vehicles Get Fitness Certificates in Bengaluru
A transport officer in Bengaluru was suspended for giving fitness certificates to vehicles from Gujarat without checking them in person.
The officer, Nissar Ahmed, gave these certificates even though the vehicles were far away in Gujarat.
The Gujarat transport department noticed this and told Karnataka about the problem.
Karnataka then started an investigation and suspended the officer.
This shows how important it is to follow rules to make sure everything is done correctly.
A Motor Vehicle Inspector in Bengaluru was suspended for issuing fitness certificates to 41 Gujarat-registered vehicles without physical inspections.
The Gujarat Transport Department flagged irregularities, leading to an internal inquiry in Karnataka.
Data showed the vehicles were in Gujarat when the certificates were issued in Karnataka, 1500 kilometres away.
Nissar Ahmed was identified as the officer who allegedly cleared the certificates.
The Karnataka Transport Department initiated an internal inquiry following the report from Gujarat.
- Who
- Nissar Ahmed, a Motor Vehicle Inspector in Bengaluru
- What
- Issued fitness certificates without physical inspections
- When
- The suspension occurred on Wednesday
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka and Gujarat
- Why
- To allegedly issue fitness certificates to Gujarat-registered vehicles without proper inspection
- Location
- Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Number of Vehicles
- 41
- Officer Suspended
- Nissar Ahmed
- Distance Between States
- 1500 kilometres
- Form Issued
- Form-38(A)
