New Delhi, October 9
Around 4.5 lakh traffic challans were paid online in the past four months in Delhi, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal said on Wednesday.
Baijal reviewed the functioning of e-challan system of the Delhi Traffic Police with National Informatics Centre (NIC) Director General Neeta Verma and Taj Hassan, Special Commissioner of Police (traffic).
"Reviewed the functioning of e-challan system of @dtptraffic with @NICMeity DG, NIC and Special CP(Traffic). Almost 4.5 lakh challans settled online in last 4 months. This is a step forward in increasing transparency and reducing corruption," Baijal tweeted.
In July this year, the traffic police had launched e-challan and e-payment system in the capital. — PTI
Reviewed the functioning of e-challan system of @dtptraffic with @NICMeity DG, NIC and Special CP(Traffic). Almost 4.5 lakh challans settled online in last 4 months. This is a step forward in increasing transparency and reducing corruption. — Anil Baijal, Delhi Lieutenant Governor
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy summoned by Delhi Police to join probe in Amit Shah’s 'doctored' video case
IFSO unit of Special Cell has also approached social media p...
Supreme Court stays CBI probe into West Bengal government officials' role in teacher recruitment scam
The top court, however, refused to stay for now cancellation...
Coast Guard apprehends Indian fishing boat with 173 kg of narcotics off Gujarat coast; 2 crew members detained
The seizure comes a day after ICG, ATS and NCB, in a joint o...
Mumbai court convicts four accused, acquits 10 others in 2015 Malvani hooch tragedy
More than 100 people had lost their lives after consuming sp...
Raja Warring to contest againt BJP's Ravneet Bitu from Ludhiana; Congress announces 4 more candidates for Punjab
The announcement for the candidate from Ferozepur is still a...
