Allahabad: The Allahabad High Court has directed the DGP to issue a circular to send the challan of the vehicles in the check-in three days and the court has delayed in sending the challan and asked the DGP to send the challan to the court. Let us tell you that on the petition of George Kumar Saroj, the officer of Georgetown police station, seized the driving license while challenging the two-wheeler of the petitioner during the check on 26 April 2019 and the petitioner could not redeem the confiscate license as the challan was not sent to the court.

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While he demanded to send the challan to the court, the authorities wrote a fake letter in the name of the petitioner, in which on 29 July 2019 the petitioner was asked to lose his driving license but the license was seized by the police. On the other hand, government lawyers could not give a satisfactory answer to this. The court summoned the officials. In this case, SSP Prayagraj Satyarth Anirudh Pankaj, SP Traffic Kuldeep Singh and Daroga Krishna Kumar Saroj, appeared in the court and admitted that they were "wrong" The challan for the vehicle of the petitioner could not be sent. The officials admitted that there is a lot of delay in sending many such challans. Also asked for time to file an affidavit with better information. 

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Lakhs of cases pending due to delay - The High Court says that "50 to 75 lakh cases are pending in the last two years due to delay in sending challans of vehicles." The police send a large number of challans to the court. Due to this, the staff of the court faces a lot of trouble in registering them and giving the case number. The court has asked the DGP to collect data in this regard and issue appropriate guidelines.

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