law: The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
  22. 
  
  Suspension or cancellation of driving licence on conviction.
  Provided that 
  
  no such licence shall be returned unless the holder thereof has,  after the  
  
  expiry of the period of suspension, undergone and passed,  to the  satisfaction 
  
  of  the licensing authority by which the licence  was issued or last renewed, a 
  
  fresh test of competence to drive referred  to in  sub-section (3)  of and  
  
  produced  a medical certificate  in the  same form  and in  the same  manner as 
  
  is referred to in sub-section (3) of (4) If  a licence  to drive  a particular 
  
  class or description of motor vehicles  is cancelled  or suspended  under  this  
  
  section,  the person holding  such a  licence shall  be debarred  from  
  
  holding,  or obtaining, any  licence to  drive such particular class or 
  
  description of motor  vehicles so  long as  the cancellation  or suspension of 
  
  the driving licence remains in force.