# NCD urges Dimapur police to extend vehicle document deadline

2026-10-07T15:52:26+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has asked the Commissioner of Police, Dimapur Commissionerate, to extend the October 11, 2026 deadline for updating vehicle documents and to open more documentation centres. In a representation, NCD President GK Rengma and General Secretary LK Peter Anal said they had received complaints from vehicle owners facing long queues at the Dimapur Transport Office in Purana Bazar. The NCD called for additional vehicle inspection and verification centres at Chümoukedima and the Old District Transport Office to prevent ‘unseen hardship and harassment.’ It also urged the authorities to consider school students, who will soon appear for final examinations.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The NCD’s appeal highlights public frustration with a single-point verification system that is causing long waits and disruption in Dimapur. The request to open centres at Chümoukedima and the Old DTO, if accepted, would decentralise the process and cut travel and waiting time for vehicle owners. The reference to school examinations adds urgency: parents and transport operators need clear documentation before the exam period. The Commissioner of Police has yet to respond publicly to the October 11 deadline extension request.

## Coverage

- morungexpress.com <https://morungexpress.com/ncd-appeals-extension-of-vehicle-document-deadline-in-dimapur>
  Straightforward reporting of the NCD appeal without editorial slant

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