It is the responsibility of every person to follow traffic rules while driving on the road. For breaking the rules, a fine has to be paid in the form of a challan. However, sometimes a situation arises when the challan is sent not to the person violating the rules, but to the wrong person. such a strange case Kaimur of Bihar has emerged from the district, where driving scorpio without helmet But the challan was issued.
This news is widely discussed on social media, and the original owner of the vehicle is very upset about this matter.
Police mistake: Challan for driving Scorpio without helmet
of Kaimur district Sonahan police station This challan was issued on behalf of. real car owner Pankaj Kumarwho is a resident of Badhariya village of Chand police station area, told that his car was at home at the time of issuing the challan. When Pankaj Kumar took his car to the transport department of Bhabhua. pollution certificate When he applied for getting it repaired, he got the information that a challan of Rs 1,000 had been issued on his car (BR45P3878).
Key points of the event:
- Reason given for challan: Driving Scorpio without helmet.
- The car owner clarified that his Scorpio was parked at home at the time the challan was issued.
- The car shown in the challan receipt was similar to Scorpio, but was not the real car.
What did the car owner say?
Pankaj Kumar alleged that the police issued the challan without any investigation. He demanded investigation into the matter and Bhabhua SDPO Shiv Shankar Kumar Has assured action on this.
How did such a big mistake happen?
This incident raises questions as to how the police issued the challan without accurate information and investigation. This is not just Pankaj Kumar’s problem, but other people can also be affected by such cases.
Possible reasons:
- Fake number plate: It is possible that someone may have misused Pankaj Kumar’s car number.
- Data entry mistake: Wrong vehicle number has been entered during the challan process.
- Police negligence: Issuing challan without investigation.
Know, in which cases how much challan is charged?
in india motor vehicles act Under this, various types of penalties have been prescribed for breaking the rules.
| Violation | amount of fine |
|---|---|
| driving fast | ₹1,000 to ₹2,000 |
| driving without a license | ₹500 |
| not wearing a helmet | ₹100 |
| not wearing seat belt | ₹100 |
It is important to follow these rules not only to avoid challan but also for your own and others’ safety.
Precautions to avoid challan
- Keep your documents in order: Keep driving license, pollution certificate, insurance and RC with you.
- Follow the rules while driving: Always wear a helmet and wear a seat belt.
- Avoid sharing vehicle number: If your vehicle number is used fraudulently, it can cause problems.
- Check receipt of challan: If you get information about any challan, get it investigated immediately
North India Statesman