Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Panchkula Police Issues 514 Challans in 10-Day Campaign
The Panchkula traffic police recently conducted a special 10-day campaign to improve road safety.
During this time, they issued a total of 514 fines, also known as challans, to drivers who violated traffic rules.
They also impounded 18 vehicles for more serious offenses.
The campaign's main goals were to crack down on lane violations, reduce noise pollution, and prevent drunk driving.
This effort was overseen by the police commissioner and aimed to make the roads safer for everyone.
Panchkula traffic police conducted a 10-day campaign.
The campaign ran from September 5 to September 14.
514 challans were issued during the campaign.
18 vehicles were impounded.
The campaign focused on lane indiscipline, noise pollution, and drunk driving.
- Who
- Panchkula traffic police
- What
- Issued challans and impounded vehicles.
- When
- Between September 5 and September 14.
- Where
- Panchkula
- Why
- To address lane indiscipline, noise pollution, and drunk driving.
- Campaign Duration
- 10 days
- Challans Issued
- 514
- Vehicles Impounded
- 18
- Focus
- Lane indiscipline, noise pollution, drunk driving
- Campaign Dates
- September 5 - September 14