Hi Abhijit,
the Decision Table Analysis is configured by default to attempt Overlap analysis even when you are using string values which should have been enumerated for your columns. In your case, it seems to me you have not enumerated types for Dealer.IsPolicyIssuingDealerCode, Vehicle.RTOCode, Vehicle.ModelCode, Vehicle.VehicleType.
Looking at the table, it looks to me that decision table is also failing methodology-wise, especially for columns Dealer.IsPolicyIssuingDealerCode and Vehicle.ModelCode.
In my view, you have 2 options.
Option1.
If you want to follow methodology best practices, likely values in Dealer.IsPolicyIssuingDealerCode ought to be represented in a subdecision, something ~like "is special dealer code", so that would transform into a boolean check in your current table.
Then, Vehicle.ModelCode can also be refactored in another subdecision, for "PCP" classfication and segmentation in their own categories, looks to me you have 3 of them; so that would transform into 3 different category values in your current table.
Option2.
If you want to keep the decision table as-is, despite lacking DMN methodology best-practices, you can always disable validation.
Hope this helps!
MM