Recovery of fines raised through e-challans reduced in 2024 to Rs 3,834 crore compared to Rs 4,150 crore in 2023, while unpaid fines spiked.

Addressing the provincial assembly, Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Zia-ul-Hasan Lanjar said an eight-member panel had been formed to conduct a comprehensive review of the fine structure.

Eight-member body comprising four PPP lawmakers, three MQM-P and one from PTI; maiden meeting to be held next week.

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Maharashtra's traffic fines have surged to Rs 4,637 crore, with over 5 crore e-challans unpaid. Despite Lok Adalat attempts, ...

The 308 AI-backed cameras placed at 28 locations across the city contributed to bringing the overall challan count up by 1.5 times, said officials.

Plan to increase this drone surveillance to cover Tariq road, Rashid Minhas road, outsides departmental stores ...

Karachi launches Pakistan’s first drone-based e-challan system, replacing lifters with faceless enforcement for parking ...

The Karachi Traffic Police have started issuing e-challans through drone surveillance to curb illegal parking in the city, ...

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Karachi, the bustling heart of Pakistan, has long been synonymous with chaos on its streets. As one of the world’s largest ...

Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday told the state council that the government will set up a study ...