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Traffic Challan Cancellation: If the police have issued an incorrect challan for your vehicle, you can have it cancelled by filing a complaint online or at the traffic office. Learn the complete process. Traffic Challan Cancellation: Nowadays, challans for traffic violations are issued online. However, sometimes, even if the vehicle is in good standing, an incorrect challan is issued. This can occur due to a number plate error, a system error, or a similar number to another vehicle. In such cases, people are forced to pay a fine without any fault. If this has happened to you, there’s no need to worry. The government has now provided an easy way to resolve such cases. You can cancel the incorrect challan both online and offline. Learn the complete process. How to know if the challan is actually wrong? If you have received a wrong challan for your vehicle, it’s important to first check whether the challan was actually issued for your vehicle or was mistakenly linked to someone else’s number. To do this, you can check the challan details by your vehicle number by visiting the Parivahan.gov.in website or the E-challan Parivahan portal. The challan date, place, and photo are displayed there. If the vehicle in the photo isn’t yours or the location doesn’t match, then understand that the challan is incorrect. Sometimes traffic cameras or ANPR systems misread the number, leading to this error. In such cases, you can easily file a complaint and challenge the challan online with a photo. How to get a wrong challan cancelled To cancel a wrong challan, you must first visit the E-challan Parivahan portal. There, you will find the Complaint option. You will need to upload the challan number, vehicle number, mobile number, and required documents such as RC, driving license, and a photo of the vehicle. You will also need to explain why the challan is incorrect. The traffic department will then investigate and cancel the challan. If you prefer, you can also go to the traffic police office and file a written complaint. After investigation, the challan is usually cancelled and no fine is charged. Be sure to file a timely complaint, as a pending challan could lead to a legal notice or even license suspension. Read More: Winter flight schedule released at Indore Airport, new routes will increase travel convenience
