Lahore traffic police going beyond the road for recovery of e-challan dues
LAHORE: Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Syed Abdul Raheem Shirazi has sent recommendations to the higher authorities to link the recovery of pending digital traffic challans to the core services of computerised national identity cards (CNICs), passports, sale/purchase of vehicles and police services, a move being considered ‘most controversial in the history of the traffic police’. The proposal is…
Lahore police chief suggests linking e-challan recovery to major services like CNICs, passports, and vehicle sales. The move, deemed controversial and controversial, could infringe on constitutional rights and Supreme Court judgments. A law firm plans to challenge the proposal in Lahore High Court, arguing it's illegal.
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