NEW DELHI: Around 16 lakh Delhiites have benefitted from the first-of-its-kind “faceless” services introduced by the Delhi government’s transport department last year, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Thursday. He said other states were now introducing similar services and the Delhi government would be more than happy to handhold them.
Inspecting the Sarai Kale Khan RTO and automated driving test track (ADTT), along with transport minister Kailash Gahlot and senior transport officials, Kejriwal said Delhi was paving the way for new-age governance through initiatives like faceless services and automated driving test tracks, which had wiped out corruption.
