Lahore Traffic Police have intensified action against e-challan defaulters and uncovered more than 1,700 vehicles registered under the name of a single individual with unpaid traffic fines exceeding Rs. 2.82 million.
According to officials, the discovery was made during a traffic enforcement operation when wardens stopped a motorcycle and checked its ownership record. The investigation revealed that 1,743 motorcycles, rickshaws and other vehicles were registered in the name of Muhammad Jamshed.
Police said the vehicles had collectively received 2,295 e-challans for various traffic violations, with outstanding fines totaling more than Rs. 2.82 million.
The motorcycle was impounded and shifted to a police station, while the case record was forwarded to Safe City authorities for further verification and legal action.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Lahore Syed Abdul Raheem Shirazi directed enforcement teams to continue strict action against e-challan defaulters and ensure compliance with traffic laws.
He said traffic authorities were pursuing a zero-tolerance policy against violators and warned that those ignoring traffic regulations and unpaid e-challans would face legal consequences.
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