In a decisive step, the Punjab government has authorized district police to take direct action against individuals who have not paid their e-challans.
Under the new regulations, police in all districts have been provided with lists of defaulters, enabling them to conduct raids at the homes of those with outstanding dues.
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Previously, only traffic police had the authority to stop vehicles with unpaid fines on the road, but now district police can also intervene.
Sources reveal that more than Rs. 6 billion in unpaid e-challans is currently pending across Punjab. Authorities have further announced that defaulters will face restrictions on accessing government services, including vehicle transfers, file approvals, and registrations.
