North India Statesman
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Challan for writing inappropriate words on the vehicle: Whenever you go out on the road, you see many types of vehicles. There you must have seen different types of number plates of these vehicles. Along with this, many people also spend lakhs and crores of rupees to get the number. Many people get the number plates of their vehicles made in a wonderful way. Instead of showing the number, the name is written on it.
That is why many people write their surname on vehicles, many people write their caste, many people write quotes on them and many people write poetry. But do you know that doing all this under the Motor Vehicle Act can cost you dearly. If you write something like this on the back of your car or on the name plate, the police will issue you a traffic citation.
You must have seen different types of poetry written on many trucks or other vehicles. There, romantic and obscene poetry is written on many vehicles. But now if anyone writes such poetry in Uttar Pradesh. So a good challan can be issued to him. Kanauj Police has recently taken action against such vehicles.
Kanauj police stopped many vehicles and instructed their drivers that writing such poetry on vehicles is illegal under the Motor Vehicle Act. On doing so, challan will be deducted. The police released many people after giving them instructions and some were even issued challans.
what do the rules say
Under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, writing objectionable words on a vehicle is a violation of the rules made under the Act. If you do this, the driver may be fined. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, it is illegal to write words or put any sticker related to caste or religion on vehicles.
For this you may have to pay a fine of up to Rs 1,000. Also, under the Motor Vehicles Act 2023 to prevent casteism and religious discrimination, it is illegal to write anything related to caste or religion on the number plate of the vehicle. Doing so may result in a fine of up to Rs 5,000.
