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Wrong e-challans for traffic violations a new bother for citizens
The New Indian Express Sambalpur
|March 04, 2025
A 65-year-old resident of the city has been running from pillar to post to get an e-challan wrongly issued to him by Jagatsinghpur traffic police for violation of road safety rules removed.
Omission of a single digit in the vehicle number due to a typing error on part of Jagatsinghpur police has landed Sumeet Sen of Ranihat in trouble as he has been imposed a fine of ₹4,500 for violation of Motor Vehicle Act-1988.
The erroneous challan was issued to him on January 18. Since then, Sen hasn't been able to travel in his own vehicle on roads having toll gates as it would be impounded.
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