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Gurugram Police Impounds Motorcycle With Rs 1.79 Lakh In Pending Challans
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News18•19-10-2026, 19:45
Gurugram Police Impounds Motorcycle With Rs 1.79 Lakh In Pending Challans
- •Gurugram Traffic Police seized a motorcycle with 17 pending challans totaling Rs 1.79 lakh during a routine vehicle checking drive.
- •The operation took place near the Maruti Kunj T-point as part of a crackdown on repeat traffic offenders.
- •The rider failed to produce valid ownership and statutory papers when intercepted by the police team.
- •Digital verification revealed multiple violations under the Motor Vehicles Act, including riding without a helmet and lacking a PUC certificate.
- •Authorities have issued an advisory urging motorists to follow traffic rules, carry mandatory documents, and clear pending fines online.
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Gurugram Traffic Police impounded the motorcycle after discovering 17 pending challans totaling Rs 1.79 lakh during a routine vehicle checking drive.
The motorcycle was intercepted near the Maruti Kunj T-point on the outskirts of the city by a team led by Zonal Officer ASI Ramprakash.
The vehicle had 17 pending violations under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, which included riding without a helmet and driving without a valid Pollution Under Control certificate.
