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First documentDifferent Types of Number Plates in India | Generali CentralOpen original ↗
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Second documentHigh Security Registration Plates: Rules and How to Apply | Generali CentralOpen original ↗
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Why number plates matter beyond identification
Moreover, with the High-Security Registration Plates (HSRP) becoming mandatory, every plate now includes a laser-coded sticker, a unique identification number, and tamper-proof snap locks to reduce vehicle theft and misuse.
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What is an HSRP number plate?
An HSRP, or High Security Registration Plate, is a tamper-proof, standardised number plate issued for all vehicles in India. It is made of aluminium and comes with two critical features:
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Q3. What happens if I don’t switch to HSRP?
You may be fined up to ₹10,000 in states where HSRP is mandatory. Your vehicle may also be impounded for non-compliance.
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If your vehicle does not have an HSRP, you may face penalties of up to ₹5,000. Additionally, enforcement officers may stop your vehicle, issue challans, or even impound it in extreme cases. The rules are being actively implemented in several states, especially in metro cities and high-traffic zones.