The question was asked to me when I went for an interview for a Hotel : I have two hotels located in the state of UP (noida) and Punjab (Mohali). Now I have procured toileteries centrally,pack them in my hotel's branded boxes and store them at a central warehouse in Noida. I received a demand to send some 5 cartons containing my branded boxed toileteries to my Hotel in Mohali. Now do I need a road permit for transporting these goods. If yes then what kind of road permit. Also is the road permit to be issued to the company or to the transporter. If I am to send these toileteries via Railways then in that case do I need any permit.
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