LAHORE MIRROR — A civil miscellaneous application has been filed in the Lahore High Court (LHC), raising questions over the transparency and accuracy of Punjab’s electronic traffic challan system.
The application challenges alleged irregularities in the system, particularly the issuance of traffic fines without proper verification of vehicles and their ownership.
The petitioner has raised concerns over the possibility of motorists being issued challans for violations they may not have committed, calling into question the reliability of the verification process.
The application urges the court to examine the procedures followed by authorities when generating and issuing electronic traffic fines.
It also highlights the need for transparency and proper checks to ensure that vehicle owners are not penalised because of incorrect identification or technical errors.
The matter has been brought before the Lahore High Court, where the petitioner is seeking judicial intervention over the alleged shortcomings in the system.
Further details regarding the court proceedings and any response from the relevant authorities were not immediately available.
