Traffic Police detained certain vehicles which had more than 100 pending challans based on various traffic rule violations booked against them. The penalty amount runs into thousands of rupees.
If the pending challans are not cleared by the concerned vehicle owner, charge sheet will be submitted in the court and the court may imprison the person.
CTP urges the public again to keep checking for any pending e-challans against their vehicles regularly or daily in our website https://www.echallan.org/publicview/.
That would help them to go through the type of violation they have committed, the correctness of the challan, evidence etc. If they have any doubts, questions regarding the challans, they can submit an appeal to the Traffic officers online or offline.
Our technical team would verify such appeals and if the case is incorrect or wrong, action will be taken to remove such cases.
If the challans are found to be proper, public need to clear them as soon as possible.
Any vehicle is found with 10 or more than 10 challans pending against it will be detained and further legal action would be initiated.
The public need to be responsible and avoid huge accumulation of penalty against their vehicles.
