Gurugram police impound motorcycle with 43 unpaid challans worth ₹1.94 lakh

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Traffic police stopped the rider at Wazirabad Chowk on August 17 during a vehicle-checking drive.

Gurugram traffic police have impounded a motorcycle carrying 43 pending challans, with unpaid penalties totalling ₹1.94 lakh. Police said the challans included riding without a helmet, driving without insurance and not displaying a High Security Registration Plate.

A motorcycle stopped at Wazirabad Chowk on August 17 had 43 unpaid traffic challans amounting to ₹1.94 lakh, Gurugram police said.

The rider was asked for the vehicle’s documents during a routine checking drive but could not produce them. A subsequent verification found pending challans under provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

Police said most of the violations involved riding without a helmet, driving without insurance and not having a High Security Registration Plate (HSRP), along with other traffic offences. The motorcycle has been impounded and moved to a designated facility.

Traffic police said they are running special enforcement drives against traffic-rule violations and owners who have not cleared long-pending challans. Motorists have been asked to keep insurance and pollution certificates current, follow road-safety rules and pay outstanding penalties on time.

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