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Two motorcycles with 73 unpaid challans worth Rs 2.78 lakh impounded in Gurugram

Gurugram, Nov 11 (UNI) Gurugram Traffic Police have impounded two motorcycles carrying 73 pending traffic challans with outstanding fines totalling Rs 2.78 lakh, exposing repeated violations involving helmet use, vehicle insurance and pollution certification, officials said on Wednesday.
The violations came to light during a routine vehicle-checking drive conducted by a team led by Assistant Sub-Inspector Yudhvir, zonal officer at Wazirabad Chowk.
Police said verification of the vehicles' records revealed that one motorcycle had 44 pending challans totalling Rs 1,77,500 in fines, while the second had 29 challans totalling Rs 1,00,500 in fines.
Most of the violations involved riding without helmets, operating vehicles without valid insurance and failing to possess mandatory Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificates.
Both motorcycles were impounded after the riders failed to produce the required documents during checking.
The action forms part of an enforcement drive targeting vehicles with repeated traffic violations and substantial unpaid penalties.
Police said the accumulated challans highlighted persistent non-compliance with road safety requirements despite repeated penalties.
"Strict legal action will continue against those who repeatedly violate traffic rules," Gurugram Traffic Police said in a statement.
Motorists have been advised to wear helmets and ensure that their vehicles carry valid insurance, pollution certificates and other mandatory documents. UNI KK NST
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