A Bench directed that vehicles with unpaid e-challans be blacklisted, preventing their sale or transfer until the dues are cleared. It was informed that e-challans worth about ₹49,194.05 crore was outstanding across the country. The court called for greater use of technology in traffic enforcement
A Bench directed that vehicles with unpaid e-challans be blacklisted, preventing their sale or transfer until the dues are cleared. It was informed that e-challans worth about ₹49,194.05 crore was outstanding across the country. The court called for greater use of technology in traffic enforcement
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