Bhubaneswar: To fuel the transition from petroleum-based vehicles to cleaner electric vehicles (EVs), the Odisha government has issued guidelines for sanctioning interest-free advance to its employees for purchasing EVs.
The guidelines are in accordance with Electric Vehicle Policy 2021, approved in August 2021 with the aim to have 20% EVs on road by 2025.
GUIDELINES:
The guidelines issued by Principal Secretary Vishal Kumar Dev further said that other conditions as prescribed under Rule-2 of chapter 14 of Odisha General Financial Rule (Volume-I) and circulars issued there under in force for sanction of interest-bearing advance for purchasing a vehicle are applicable in this case mutatis mutandis.
“The advance is debitable to “Demand No – OS – 7610 – Loans to Government servants etc. – 00 – Administrative Expenditure – Establishment, Operations and Maintenance Expenditure – 202 – Advance for purchase of Motor Conveyances – 3609 – Advance for purchase of Electric Operated Motor Car / Motor Cycle – 48001 – Advances.”
Necessary amendment to Odisha General Finance Rule will be affected in due course, it added.
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