PkRevenue.com – The Sindh government has unveiled a groundbreaking digital motor vehicle registration system aimed at streamlining the registration process and enhancing convenience for the public.
This initiative, led by the Sindh Excise & Taxation Department, marks a significant step towards modernizing public services through the adoption of advanced technology.
The new system was inaugurated by Sindh Excise Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon at the Excise Motor Registration Wing office in the Civic Centre. The minister highlighted the government’s commitment to leveraging modern technology to improve public services, ensuring that citizens receive efficient and user-friendly experiences.
Central to this new system is the integration of a modern biometric registration system and a queue management system. The biometric registration system links vehicle registration with biometric verification, a move designed to prevent forgery and enhance the security of the registration process. By requiring biometric data for vehicle registration, the system aims to eliminate fraudulent activities and ensure that all registrations are legitimate.
In addition to biometric verification, the queue management system is set to revolutionize how citizens interact with the registration office. This system is designed to reduce wait times and improve the overall experience for those registering their vehicles. With the introduction of an online booking option, citizens can now schedule their visits in advance, further streamlining the process and minimizing the time spent at the registration office.
Minister Memon emphasized that the Sindh government is dedicated to employing modern technology across the province to create a more convenient environment for its citizens. The new system is part of a broader effort to digitize public services, making them more accessible and efficient. The government’s goal is to provide an environment of convenience and efficiency, utilizing technology to meet the needs of the people.
To further enhance accessibility, a new office is being established in District South that will operate until late at night, accommodating those who cannot visit during regular business hours. This move is expected to provide greater flexibility for individuals with varying schedules.
Additionally, Minister Memon announced the establishment of a separate office dedicated to serving women. This initiative aims to create a comfortable and secure environment for women seeking to register their vehicles. Moreover, a home service option will be introduced, allowing citizens to complete their vehicle registration from the comfort of their homes for a nominal fee. This service is particularly beneficial for individuals with mobility issues or those who prefer not to visit the registration office in person.
The implementation of these systems is also expected to improve the collection of taxes owed to the government by ensuring that all registrations are accurately recorded and verified. Minister Memon assured that strict action will be taken against any officers or staff found to be violating rules or engaging in misconduct, based on public complaints.
