Transport dept to return original documents
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The Punjab transport department has decided to return original documents submitted for purposes of either registration or issuing of driving licenses to applicants after scanning the same. All district transport offices have been directed to follow the directive. It will be mandatory for applicant to present the documents to the official concerned when required.
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