Has the camera installed on the road issued you a traffic challan? Find out this way

The government has made some rules for people who drive, in such a situation, a small mistake while driving can result in a traffic challan. Be it dropping the child to school or going to office, people use cars, bikes and scooters every day and sometimes in a hurry they jump red lights and sometimes forget to wear a helmet before driving a bike or scooter.

Now the police cannot be everywhere, so the government has installed cameras at many places on the roads to catch those who violate traffic rules. It is impossible to avoid the eyes of these cameras, many times we do not even know that the camera installed on the road has issued a challan. Now in such a situation, if you also want to find out whether you have also been issued a challan in a hurry, then let us tell you how you can check E Challan online from home?

Challan Check Online

To find out whether a traffic challan has been issued or not, you have to visit the official site https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/index/accused-challan. You can get the details of the challan in three ways, challan number, vehicle number and DL number.

If you do not know the challan number, you can also find out the challan by entering the vehicle number. As soon as you enter the vehicle number and captcha and tap on Get Detail, an OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number. Note that without entering the OTP, you will not be able to log in.

As soon as you enter the OTP, your entire horoscope will open up in front of you and you will see important things like your car number, your name, challan number, the state in which the challan was issued, challan date, challan amount, status, payment source, challan print, receipt, payment link etc.

If you feel that your challan has been issued wrongly, then you can appeal for it in the court. If you see NA in the payment source and Status written in the payment link, then it means that your challan has gone to the court and now you will have to pay your challan through the virtual court.