Online Traffic Challan Filing in Karnal

• Visit the Parivahan portal at https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in
• Click on the option of ‘check e-challan status’.
• Once done, on the page, enter your challan number, vehicle number or the
• driving licence number.
• Enter the captcha code.
• Click on ‘get details’.
• The website will show your challan details on the screen.
• Choose to make the payment with the preferred payment mode.
• Enter the details and your payment will be complete.

Open your UPI-enabled app beforehand before utilizing UPI to pay for your challan. Select the option to pay and input the challan data, including the amount and reference number. To finish the transaction, select UPI as the payment option, verify the information, and input your UPI PIN.

The two ways to pay traffic e-challan online are through the Parivahan website and the E-Gras accounting web portal of the Karnal government.

Challan Tender Date (DDMMYYYY), Challan Serial No (less than or equal to five digits), Challan Amount, and BSR Code of Collecting Branch (seven digits) are all included in the Challan Identification Number (CIN). 4. The amount field is not required.

Electronic challans, or e-challans, are the newest and most sophisticated method of issuing traffic challans for any offenses in India. If you received an e-challan, you must pay the fine online. Cameras mounted on traffic lights are used to issue e-challans.

Tax payments are verified using a unique identification called the Challan Identification identifier (CIN). It contains the challan’s serial number, the bank branch’s seven-digit BSR codes, and the date the tax was deposited (in the format DD/MM/YY).

To report an inaccurate eChallan, go to the Parivahan eChallan website (https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/).

Create a Challan Form (CRN) (Post Login, Representative Assessee) Step 1: To access the e-Filing portal, enter your user ID and password. Step 2: After login in, select the PAN or name of the assessee you are representing. Step 3: On the dashboard of the selected assessee, select e-File > e-Pay Tax.

• Go to the official site: Access the traffic department or the transport department’s Parivahan Seva web portal.
• Put in Challan information: Provide the required information including e-challan number, vehicle number and captcha.

• Select a payment option: Choose the payment option of your choice.

 

Within 60 days of the e-challan’s issuance date, payment must be made. The challan will be sent to the court if the payment is not made. Any kind of driving infraction can result in an e-challan.

• For physical challans, you need to follow these steps:
  1. Obtain a Road Number from the Traffic Tower.
  2. Prepare a file with required documents: Aadhar Card, application, and challan copy.
  3. Attend the hearing, where the judge will determine any fines.
  4. After paying the fine, collect the receipt and take it back to the Traffic Tower to have your challan removed from the online portal.
• For digital challans:
  1. Documents are submitted digitally, and you can pay the challan online when it reflects on the government portal.
  2. If unpaid for more than three months, you must appear in virtual court, submit a file with the same documents, and take a token for the hearing.
  3. After paying the fine, you will also need to take the receipt to the Traffic Tower for clearance.

There are two types of traffic tickets: digital and physical. While digital challans are processed digitally via government networks, physical challans are issued by authorities on the spot.

• A court appearance is mandatory for serious violations such as:
  • Drink and drive
  • Rash or dangerous driving
  • Misbehavior with police or authorities
  • Using black film on windows
  • No entry violations
  • Racing
• For minor violations, such as jumping a red light or not wearing a seatbelt, a court appearance is generally not required.