Police send traffic challan summons after 10-day deadline
Traffic police have begun a traffic challan summon drive for unpaid digital fines that double after 10 days, covering nearly 800,000 pending cases and seized documents.
Traffic police have started sending court summons to people with unpaid digital challans.
Officials say an unpaid digital challan fine doubles if not cleared within 10 days, then moves to court.
Police put pending digital challans and confiscated documents at nearly 800,000.
Summons ask citizens to pay and collect seized documents; ignoring them can bring stricter legal action.
Getting a new CNIC or driving licence without clearing fines does not end the liability, officials indicated.