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Gurugram Police Impound Motorcycle With 80 Pending Challans Worth Rs 2.60 Lakh
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News18•06-10-2026, 19:00
Gurugram Police Impound Motorcycle With 80 Pending Challans Worth Rs 2.60 Lakh
- •The Gurugram traffic police impounded a motorcycle at Agrasen Chowk for having 80 pending challans totaling Rs 2.60 lakh.
- •The action was taken during a special enforcement drive against motorists violating traffic rules under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
- •The rider failed to produce vehicle documents when stopped, leading police to discover the massive backlog of unpaid fines.
- •Most of the pending challans were issued for violations such as riding without a helmet, missing number plates, and lacking a valid PUC certificate.
- •Traffic authorities have urged all vehicle owners to strictly follow road safety rules and clear their pending challans promptly.
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The Gurugram traffic police impounded a motorcycle because it had 80 pending challans totaling Rs 2.60 lakh and the rider failed to produce vehicle documents during a checking drive at Agrasen Chowk.
Most of the 80 pending challans against the impounded motorcycle involved violations such as driving without a helmet, lacking a valid Pollution Under Control certificate, and driving without a number plate.
Gurugram traffic police are conducting special enforcement drives against motorists violating traffic rules and taking strict action against vehicle owners who fail to pay pending fines for long periods under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
