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Gurugram Traffic Police Impounds Motorcycle With 25 Pending Challans Worth Rs 1.11 Lakh
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News18•16-10-2026, 22:15
Gurugram Traffic Police Impounds Motorcycle With 25 Pending Challans Worth Rs 1.11 Lakh
- •Gurugram traffic police impounded a motorcycle carrying 25 pending traffic challans totaling Rs 1.11 lakh during a routine vehicle-checking drive on Friday.
- •The rider was stopped by ASI Rakesh and his team from the South City-2 zone and failed to produce mandatory vehicle documents.
- •The accumulated fines involved violations such as lacking valid insurance, a Pollution Under Control certificate, and a High-Security Registration Plate.
- •Authorities have strongly urged vehicle owners to clear pending fines on time, maintain proper documentation, and strictly follow traffic regulations.
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The motorcycle was impounded during a vehicle-checking drive because the rider could not produce required vehicle documents, and a check revealed 25 pending traffic challans totaling Rs 1,11,500 under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
The 25 pending challans included violations such as driving without valid insurance, lacking a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate, and missing a High-Security Registration Plate (HSRP), alongside other traffic offences.
The vehicle verification and subsequent impoundment were executed by Zonal Officer (South City-2) ASI Rakesh and his team during a routine checking drive.
