Punjab to Launch Crackdown on Vehicle Tax Defaulters
Punjab Police, the Excise Department and the Punjab Safe Cities Authority have decided to establish joint digital checkpoints to take … Read More The post Punjab to Launch Crackdown on Vehicle Tax Defaulters appeared first on ProPakistani .
Punjab Police, Excise Department, and Punjab Safe Cities Authority plan to launch a crackdown on vehicles with unpaid token taxes, unregistered vehicles, and fake number plates. The Punjab Safe Cities Authority will alert enforcement teams to vehicles with outstanding token taxes. Joint checkpoints will be set up within 200 to 500 meters of Safe Cities cameras.
Officers will use vehicle data to identify tax defaulters and take legal action upon receiving an alert. The Excise Department will equip its officers with special gadgets to coordinate with Safe Cities officials. Billions of rupees in token tax payments and e-challan fines remain unpaid across the city. Relevant departments are coordinating to implement the joint checkpoint system, with operations expected to commence soon.
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