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Haryana Govt’s Kurukshetra Auction: 46 Lots of Vehicles and Scrap to Go Under Hammer on April 30
The Deputy Commissioner Kurukshetra, under the Government of Haryana, has issued a detailed online e-auction notice for disposal of condemned vehicles, spare parts and scrap materials.
The auction will be conducted through the NIC eAuction Portal on April 30, 2026, with all assets being sold strictly on “AS IS WHERE IS” and “AS IS WHAT IS” basis.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION
Failure results in:
Final approval rests with a Rate Approval Committee headed by:
Committee has full rights to accept/reject bids without reason
This is a high-volume government disposal auction, but it is not for casual buyers:
Requires offline DD payments
For serious bidders, however, it offers rare access to bulk government vehicles and scrap inventory at competitive prices.
Kurukshetra:
The Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra, will conduct an online e-auction of 36 condemned vehicles and scrap items on February 6, 2026, through the NIC e-Auction Portal (https://eauction.gov.in).
The auction will be held on an “as is where is” and “as is what is” basis, officials said.
The vehicles, currently lying in the premises of various government departments, include 6 Bolero's, 2 Dzire, 3 Jeep's, 4 Tata Sumo's, 3 Tavera's, Scorpio, Traveller, Maruti Eeco, 12 motorcycles, a generator, and old spare parts and scrap material. The e-auction will commence at 11 am and conclude at 3 pm on the scheduled date.
Details of Auction Lots
As per the auction list, each vehicle has been placed under a separate lot code, with most lots consisting of one vehicle per lot. Among the major lots are multiple Mahindra Bolero vehicles, Tata Sumo SUVs, Chevrolet Tavera, Maruti Dzire, and several motorcycles registered in Haryana (HR series).
One lot also includes old spare parts, tyres, used black oil and scrap material measured by weight and volume.
Fees and Earnest Money Deposit
Interested bidders are required to deposit a non-refundable e-Service fee of ₹1,180 through Demand Draft prior to participation. In addition, a refundable participation fee (EMD) must be deposited as follows:
Both Demand Drafts must be submitted offline at the Nazar Branch, Room No. 225, Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Kurukshetra, and scanned copies uploaded on the portal within the stipulated timeline.
Eligibility and Bidding Conditions
Only GST-registered firms are eligible to participate in the e-auction. Bidders must create a user account on the NIC portal and link their Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) to take part in the bidding process.
The minimum bid increment has been fixed at:
Separate slab-based increments for scrap items depending on weight, volume or quantity
GST and Payment Timeline
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the full sale value within three working days of receiving the acceptance letter. Additionally, GST at 18% will be charged on all vehicles and scrap items, irrespective of whether the Registration Certificate is provided.
Vehicle Lifting and Registration
After issuance of the release order, buyers must lift the vehicles within 10 days. Failure to do so will attract a penalty of 1% of the sale value. The decision to retain or transfer the registration number of vehicles rests solely with the concerned department.
Decision and Dispute Resolution
Final approval of bids will be taken by a Rate Approval Committee chaired by the Additional Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra. The administration reserves the right to accept or reject any bid without assigning reasons. All disputes, if any, will fall under the jurisdiction of the respective district courts.
For technical assistance, bidders may contact the NIC Help Desk at 0172-2700275 or via email at [email protected]
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