Punjab traffic police recover fines from 700 govt e-challaned vehicles

Payments of e-challans from more than 700 defaulting government vehicles have been recovered in seven days, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Friday.

According to traffic police, vehicles of 55 government departments are among the defaulters of e-challans. 

The vehicle of the Prime Minister's House was also found to be an e-challan defaulter. 

The vehicle of the Prime Minister's House was stopped and the challans’ amount was received.

The recovery was made from SSP Special Branch's defaulter vehicle.

The Chief Minister's PSO vehicle was also stopped for defaulting and the vehicles of the Chief Minister's Advisor and Chief Minister's Squad were also turned-out e-challan defaulters.

The Chief Secretary's PSO vehicle was also stopped for defaulting.

Vehicles of other officers including the Secretary and Additional Secretary were also defaulters.

Traffic police compelled all defaulting vehicles to pay. 

Reporter: Waqas Ahmad