₹1,200 To ₹1,500 Buys Alleged Shortcut To Learning Licences As Agents Bypass New Webcam Checks In Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Transport Department introduced webcam surveillance to crack down on fake learning licences, but agents in Indore appear to be one step ahead. For Rs 1,200 to Rs 1,500, applicants can allegedly obtain learning licences without visiting the RTO, personally appearing for the examination or undergoing the prescribed verification. A Free Press investigation has exposed…
The Transport Department of Indore introduced webcam surveillance to prevent the issuance of fake learning licences, but agents in the city seem to have found loopholes in the new system. For a fee ranging from Rs 1,200 to Rs 1,500, applicants can allegedly obtain learning licences without physically appearing for the examination or undergoing the verification process.
Free Press investigation found that agents are exploiting loopholes by using video calls and software to facilitate the process, which allows applicants to complete the test remotely. The Indore RTO acknowledged the allegations and promised to seek technical intervention, urging agents not to engage in such malpractices.
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