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Gurugram Traffic Police Impound Motorcycle With 80 Pending Challans Worth Rs 2.6 Lakh
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Moneycontrol•07-10-2026, 11:15
Gurugram Traffic Police Impound Motorcycle With 80 Pending Challans Worth Rs 2.6 Lakh
- •Gurugram traffic police impounded a motorcycle with 80 pending challans totaling Rs 2.60 lakh during a checking drive.
- •The vehicle was intercepted at Agrasen Chowk near Sadar Bazaar when the rider failed to produce documents.
- •Most of the pending challans were issued for violations like driving without a helmet, missing number plates, and lacking a PUC certificate.
- •Authorities have urged all vehicle owners to strictly follow traffic rules, keep documents updated, and clear pending fines on time.
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The Gurugram traffic police impounded a motorcycle during a checking drive at Agrasen Chowk after discovering that it had 80 pending challans totaling Rs 2,60,000. The rider also failed to produce valid vehicle documents when requested by the authorities.
Most of the 80 pending challans against the impounded motorcycle were issued for offenses such as driving without a helmet, lacking a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate, and driving without a number plate.
Special enforcement drives are being conducted under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, to crack down on motorists who violate traffic regulations and fail to pay long-pending challans, while also encouraging drivers to keep necessary vehicle documents updated.
