Do you drive a two-wheeler or four-wheeler? So perhaps your answer will be yes because some use these vehicles to go to the office and some to go to other places. In such a situation, whenever you drive a vehicle, you have to follow the road traffic rules and if you do not do so, your challan can also be deducted. Nowadays, cameras have been installed on the roads, which, if you make a slight mistake, issue you a challan in the blink of an eye. At the same time, policemen and traffic police are also deployed who stop you if the rules are not followed. But do you know who can issue a challan for your vehicle? If not, then let us know what its rule says. You can know about this in the next slides...
For what things can a challan be deducted?
Jumping red light
For not wearing a helmet in a two-wheeler
Not wearing a seat belt in a four-wheeler
For over speeding
Driving after consuming alcohol etc.
Who has the right to issue challan?
It might have happened to you that you were stopped by a constable rank soldier, but you should know that the constable can stop your vehicle. But the constable does not have the right to issue challan.
Only a police officer of the rank of head constable or above can issue your challan. At the same time, the head constable can also issue a challan of only Rs 100 for your vehicle. According to the rules, the police cannot challan your vehicle, because only the traffic policeman has the authority to do so.
Know your rights also:-
If you are suspicious of a policeman, you can ask him to show his ID card.
Only traffic police can challan your vehicle
If there is no mistake then show the vehicle papers without any fear.
You can show the vehicle papers in hard copy or digital form
Be sure to take receipt of challan being issued or vehicle being seized.
If any traffic policeman is harassing you, you can complain about him at the police station.
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