Government's order to traffic police, now challan can not be deducted on these things
Government's order to traffic police, now challan can not be deducted on these things
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After the implementation of the New Motor Vehicle Act, people are giving different reactions, thousands of people are getting invoices in different places. While many people are saying that the new Motor Vehicle Act is correct, then many people are also seen opposing it. The same amount of trend to be deducted from the implementation of these new rules is also seen. People are complaining that even after placing RC, license, insurance and PUC of the vehicle in Digilocker transport App (mparivahan app), the police is not accepting it as valid and cutting the challan. Not only this, the police is also harassing people.

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In view of these problems caused by the people, the Union Ministry of Road Transport has issued an advisory to all state governments and police of all the states, in which if a driver takes all the papers of his car (RC, Driving License, Insurance, PUC) or if shown in a mobile phone on DigiLocker or M Transport App, it should be considered valid and no fine should be charged. Not only this, but it has also been told in this advisory that if for some reason a driver does not have a mobile or the driver himself does not show his papers in hard copy or digital form to the police, then the police cannot charge a fine for it. Rather, police can check the details of that person in the mParivahan app or e-challan app present.

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The police can only charge a fine to the driver only when the documents of the vehicle is not complete. If you violate traffic rules then only the police can charge a fine from the driver. Not if he has complete documents.

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