पेरिस की सड़कों पर विरोध प्रदर्शन और आग के बीच एक महिला का जॉगिंग करते हुए वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो गया है। सड़क पर जलती बैरिकेड और चारों ओर धुएं के बावजूद महिला अपनी दौड़ जारी रखती नजर आई। इस नजारे ने इंटरनेट पर लोगों को दो गुटों में बांट दिया है। कुछ यूजर्स उसके व्यवहार को लापरवाही बता रहे हैं, जबकि दूसरे लोग इसे अपनी दिनचर्या जारी रखने का फैसला मान रहे हैं। आखिर तनावपूर्ण माहौल में भी महिला ने दौड़ना क्यों नहीं रोका, यही सवाल चर्चा का विषय बन गया है।
सड़क पर आग और धुआं
सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो रहे वीडियो में एक महिला सड़क पर जॉगिंग करती दिखाई देती है। उसके रास्ते में एक बैरिकेड आग की लपटों में घिरा नजर आता है। आसपास काला धुआं फैला हुआ है और सड़कों पर तनावपूर्ण माहौल दिखाई दे रहा है। इसके बावजूद महिला अपनी दौड़ जारी रखती है। यह वीडियो ऐसे समय सामने आया, जब पेरिस में महंगाई और रोजमर्रा की जरूरतों से जुड़े खर्चों को लेकर विरोध प्रदर्शनों की खबरें सामने आ रही थीं। ईंधन, खाने-पीने की चीजों और दूसरी जरूरी वस्तुओं की बढ़ती लागत को लेकर लोगों की चिंताओं के बीच जलती बैरिकेड और बाधित सड़कों की तस्वीरें भी चर्चा में रहीं। हालांकि, वायरल क्लिप से महिला की मंशा या उसके वहां मौजूद होने की पूरी वजह स्पष्ट नहीं होती।
The most dystopian fitness video on the internet just dropped.
Paris is literally burning, protesters are shutting down the streets, and this woman is casually jogging past a burning barricade like it’s a treadmill session. She is literally running through thick black smoke because hitting her daily step count is a higher priority than whatever revolution is happening around her.
Pure, unfiltered main character syndrome. The absolute disrespect to the entire riot.
किसी ने बताया ‘मेन कैरेक्टर सिंड्रोम’, तो किसी ने किया बचाव
वीडियो को X पर साझा करते हुए एक यूजर ने महिला के व्यवहार पर सवाल उठाए। उसने इस दृश्य को ऐसे पेश किया, मानो शहर में अफरा-तफरी के बीच भी महिला के लिए रोजाना की फिटनेस पूरी करना सबसे जरूरी हो। इस टिप्पणी के बाद सोशल मीडिया पर बहस शुरू हो गई। कुछ लोगों ने सवाल उठाया कि आखिर इतनी खतरनाक स्थिति में जॉगिंग करना कितना समझदारी भरा फैसला है। जलती बैरिकेड और घने धुएं के बीच दौड़ना स्वास्थ्य और सुरक्षा के लिहाज से जोखिम भरा हो सकता है।
‘हो सकता है वह तनाव दूर करने के लिए दौड़ रही हो’
दूसरी ओर, कई यूजर्स ने महिला का बचाव भी किया। उनका कहना था कि कुछ सेकंड के वीडियो के आधार पर किसी के इरादों का अंदाजा लगाना सही नहीं है। संभव है कि वह तनावपूर्ण माहौल में अपनी दिनचर्या बनाए रखने या मानसिक तनाव कम करने के लिए दौड़ रही हो।
एक यूजर ने कहा कि महिला अपनी जिंदगी जीने के लिए स्वतंत्र है और उसे प्रदर्शनकारियों के साथ शामिल होने के लिए मजबूर नहीं किया जा सकता। दूसरे यूजर्स ने भी माना कि हर व्यक्ति का मुश्किल हालात से निपटने का तरीका अलग होता है।
वायरल वीडियो ने छेड़ी बहस
इस घटना ने सोशल मीडिया पर दो अलग-अलग नजरिए सामने रखे हैं। एक पक्ष इसे खतरनाक परिस्थिति में लापरवाही मान रहा है, जबकि दूसरा पक्ष महिला के निजी फैसले का समर्थन कर रहा है।
A vehicle’s Registration Certificate (RC) is an essential document that confirms its registration with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) and establishes its legal identity. In India, the RC for a private vehicle is generally valid for 15 years from the date of registration, after which it must be renewed every five years.
Owners can apply for renewal through the government’s Parivahan Sewa portal within 60 days before the RC expires, although a physical vehicle inspection may be required before approval. If the RC has already expired, they should follow the prescribed renewal process and check the applicable requirements with their RTO.
Driving with an expired RC is illegal and can attract penalties. It can also complicate insurance claims and the transfer of vehicle ownership. Here is how to renew an RC online, the documents required and the applicable fees.
Documents required for RC renewal
Before starting the application, vehicle owners should keep the following documents ready:
Form 25: The application form for renewal of registration.
Existing RC: The original or a copy of the expired registration certificate for verification.
Valid insurance certificate: Proof of active third-party or comprehensive insurance.
Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate: A valid certificate confirming compliance with applicable emission standards.
Road tax receipt: Proof of payment of applicable road tax.
Identity proof: An Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport or another accepted government-issued document.
Address proof: An Aadhaar card, voter ID, utility bill or another accepted document.
Fitness certificate: Required for applicable vehicle categories, particularly commercial vehicles.
Chassis and engine number pencil print: This may be required as part of the application process.
Document requirements can vary depending on the vehicle category and the relevant RTO.
How to renew your RC online through Parivahan
The RC renewal application can be submitted through the government’s Parivahan Sewa portal by following these steps:
1. Visit the Parivahan Sewa portal
Open the official website at https://parivahan.gov.in/ and navigate to ‘Online Services’, followed by ‘Vehicle Related Services’.
2. Select the state and RTO
Choose the state in which your vehicle is registered and select the relevant registering authority.
3. Enter the vehicle details
Log in if required, and enter your vehicle’s registration number. The portal may also ask for the last five digits of the chassis number.
4. Select the renewal service
Choose ‘Renewal of Registration’ from the list of available vehicle-related services.
5. Fill in the application form
Verify the details of your vehicle, including its make, model, year of manufacture, engine number, and chassis number. Enter any other requested information accurately.
6. Upload the required documents
Submit scanned copies of the existing RC, insurance certificate, PUC certificate, identity proof, address proof, and other applicable documents.
7. Pay the renewal fee
Complete the online payment. The amount depends on your vehicle’s category and applicable charges.
8. Book a vehicle inspection
Schedule an appointment at the relevant RTO if required.
9. Take your vehicle for inspection
Present your vehicle and original documents for verification. The RTO will assess the application and your vehicle’s road-worthiness where applicable.
10. Receive the renewed RC
Once the application is approved, the renewed certificate will be processed. Depending on the applicable procedure, it may be dispatched to your registered address. Applicants can also check their application status online.
RC renewal fees in India
The registration renewal fees listed under Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, vary according to the vehicle category.
Vehicle category
RC renewal fee (Rs)
Motorcycle
300
Medium passenger motor vehicle
1,000
Heavy passenger motor vehicle
1,500
Imported motorcycle
2,500
Imported motor vehicle
5,000
Invalid carriage
50
Three-wheeler, quadricycle, or light motor vehicle (non-transport)
600
Three-wheeler or light motor vehicle (transport)
1,000
Medium goods vehicle
1,000
Heavy-duty vehicle
1,500
Other vehicle categories
3,000
Additional charges may apply for delayed renewal, smart card issuance, inspection and other applicable services. The supplied fee schedule lists delayed-renewal charges of Rs 300 per month for motorcycles, and Rs 500 per month for passenger cars, along with a Rs 200 charge for smart card reissue or renewal. Owners should confirm the current charges on the Parivahan portal or with their RTO before making a payment.
How to check your RC renewal status
After submitting the RC renewal application, you can track its progress through the Parivahan Sewa portal. Navigate to the vehicle-related services section, select the relevant state, and enter your vehicle’s registration details. Open the applicable application or registration status option to check whether the renewal is being processed, has been approved or requires further action. The online application makes it easier to initiate the renewal process, but approval may still depend on document verification, payment of applicable fees, and a physical inspection where required.
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Creator
Monthly Subscribers
Average Earnings (USD)
Primary Niche
Key Strength
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Fitness & Lifestyle
High‑volume live workouts
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Culinary Arts
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Understanding OnlyFans and What Makes a Site Among the Best OnlyFans Sites
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Feature Checklist
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Typical Pricing Comparison
Platform
Monthly Subscription Range
Revenue Share
Unique Feature
Platform A
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80%
Integrated live‑stream tipping
Platform B
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85%
AI‑powered content suggestions
Platform C
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78%
Multi‑currency payouts
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Support Features to Expect
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Comprehensive knowledge base
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Use Cases: Who Is Each Platform Best For?
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Typical Creator Profiles
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If you are moving to another state or selling your car to someone, you need to transfer the vehicle registration. This updates the registration to the new state if you relocate, or to the new owner if you sell the car. Since each state’s transport department has its own rules, registration certificate (RC) transfer fees, requirements and timelines can differ. So how exactly do you transfer your RC to a new regional transport office (RTO) and what are the documents and fees required in the process? We answer all your questions here.
Disclaimer:This guide is for private vehicles. Commercial vehicles need additional paperwork, such as permit and fitness documents, which are not covered here. The information used here comes from the Parivahan portal. Documents, fees and deadlines vary by state and RTO, and are subject to change. Check with your local RTO before you apply or pay.
What forms are required for an RC transfer?
Form
Purpose
Form 29
The seller’s notice reporting the transfer of ownership.
Form 30
The buyer’s application to register the vehicle in their name.
Form 31
Transfer of the vehicle to the person who succeeds the owner after their death.
Form 32
Transfer of a vehicle bought through a government auction.
Form 28
Application for a No-objection Certificate (NOC).
Form 35
Application to remove loan, lease or hypothecation details from the RC.
The form you need depends on how the vehicle’s ownership is changing. Forms 29 and 30 are the main forms used in a regular used-car sale.
Why should you complete the RC transfer soon after a sale?
If you do not complete the ownership transfer or pay the applicable RTO charges, you may face penalties. You could also be held legally responsible if a car you sold is still registered in your name and is involved in an accident or criminal offence.
For a vehicle transferred within the same state, the buyer should submit the ownership-transfer application within 14 days of the sale. If the vehicle is registered in another state, the buyer should apply within 45 days. The seller should also protect their own interests instead of waiting for the buyer to finish the entire process. Form 29 and the sale intimation should be submitted promptly to create an official record of the handover. State transport departments may charge late fees or impose penalties if the application is submitted after the deadline.
Don’t forget to transfer the insurance policy
Updating the RC does not automatically transfer the motor insurance policy. The buyer should contact the insurer, submit the updated ownership documents and complete a new proposal or endorsement request. The RC and insurance policy should ultimately show the same owner’s name and address.
The seller’s No Claim Bonus (NCB) belongs to the seller. The seller can request an NCB retention certificate and use the eligible discount on another vehicle. The buyer should start the insurance transfer immediately and complete it within 14 days of the ownership transfer. A delay may affect eligibility for an own-damage claim.
What other documents are required for an RC transfer?
The exact list can vary by state and RTO. A regular sale usually requires:
Original RC.
Completed and signed Forms 29 and 30
Valid motor insurance certificate
Valid pollution under control (PUC) certificate
The buyer’s identity and address proof
PAN card or Form 60, where applicable
Passport-sized photographs
Pencil print of the chassis and engine numbers, if required
Sale agreement or delivery note
Applicable tax-clearance proof
Fee-payment receipt
Financier’s NOC and Form 35, if a loan is recorded
RTO NOC for an interstate transfer
Some states allow Aadhaar-based authentication and digital document submission. Others may require physical copies or verification at the RTO.
How to transfer an RC online?
You can usually start the ownership transfer through the Parivahan vehicle-services portal.
Step 1: Open vehicle-related services
Go to the vehicle-related services section on Parivahan and select the state where the vehicle is registered.
Step 2: Enter the vehicle details
Enter the registration number and open the online services section. For authentication, you may need the last five digits of the chassis number and an OTP sent to the registered mobile number.
The mobile number linked to the RC must be active. If it is outdated, the registered owner may need to update it before continuing.
Step 3: Select transfer of ownership
Choose the transfer-of-ownership service. In some states, the seller must start the application before the buyer can enter the remaining details.
Step 4: Enter the buyer and sale details
Enter the sale date, the buyer’s address and identity details, and any other information requested. Make sure all entries match the supporting documents.
Step 5: Upload the documents
Upload the signed forms and supporting documents where online uploads are available. Make sure the images are clear, and all signatures can be seen.
Step 6: Pay the applicable fee
Check the fee details and pay online. Save the payment receipt and application number.
Step 7: Complete verification
Depending on the state, verification may be completed through Aadhaar authentication, faceless verification or a physical visit to the RTO.
For a physical verification, you may need to bring the original RC, signed forms and identity documents.
Step 8: Track the application
Use the application number or vehicle registration details to check the status on the Parivahan portal. After approval, the updated RC may be available digitally through DigiLocker or mParivahan before the physical card arrives.
How to transfer an RC offline?
You can also complete the transfer by visiting the RTO. The seller and buyer should fill in and sign Forms 29 and 30. The buyer then submits the forms, original RC, insurance, PUC, identity documents and other required papers to the appropriate registering authority.
After the fee is paid, the RTO checks the application and updates the registration record. It may ask for a physical vehicle inspection, especially for interstate transfers, address mismatches or document discrepancies. Always collect an acknowledgement or receipt when you submit the application.
How to transfer an RC within the same state?
A transfer within the same state is usually simpler because the vehicle keeps its existing registration number. The buyer generally submits Forms 29 and 30 along with the RC, insurance, PUC and personal documents. A separate NOC for an interstate transfer is normally not required. However, the process can differ if the seller and buyer come under different RTO jurisdictions within the same state. The online portal will usually direct the application to the relevant authority.
How to transfer an RC between states?
An interstate sale may involve two related processes:
Ownership transfer
Re-assignment of the registration mark in the buyer’s state
The seller should get an NOC from the original RTO using Form 28. The buyer then submits the ownership-transfer documents and pays the applicable road tax in the destination state, whether it be from Haryana, Maharashtra or Tamil Nadu. We will explain this process in the following FAQs.
The documents may include:
Original RC
Forms 29 and 30
RTO NOC
Insurance and PUC certificates
The buyer’s local address proof
Tax-payment documents
Pencil print of the chassis and engine numbers
Vehicle inspection report, if required
If the vehicle is moved to another state for more than 12 months, the owner may also need to apply for a new registration mark.
A road-tax refund from the original state is handled separately and depends on that state’s rules. The owner may need to provide proof of re-registration and tax payment in the new state.
How to get an NOC?
There are two ways to apply for an NOC – offline and online. The first method requires you fill out a copy of the Form 28. After that, attach the other required documents which are mentioned above, pay the applicable fee and submit the application at your RTO. Before starting, make sure there are no pending challans, unpaid toll dues, or vehicle tax payments, as the RTO will not issue an NOC if any dues remain. This process can also be done online by visiting the Parivahan portal – parivahan.gov.in. An NOC is valid for six months from the date of issue.
How to transfer the RC of a car with an active loan?
Check the RC for a hypothecation entry that names the bank or finance company. A vehicle with an active loan generally cannot be transferred without the financier’s consent. The seller should first close the loan or obtain the required approval. After the dues are cleared, the lender provides a loan-closure or no-dues certificate and signs Form 35. The owner can then apply to remove the hypothecation entry from the RC. In some states, you can request hypothecation removal and ownership transfer at the same time. Completing the loan-removal process first can reduce the risk of rejection.
How to transfer the RC of a car after the registered owner’s death?
When the registered owner dies, the person who succeeds to the vehicle should inform the registering authority and apply to transfer ownership using Form 31. The successor may use the vehicle for up to three months if the registering authority is informed within 30 days of the owner’s death.
The application usually requires:
Form 31
Original RC
Insurance and PUC certificates
Death certificate
Proof of succession or legal-heir documents
Declarations from other legal heirs
The applicant’s address and identity proof
Vehicle-verification documents, if required
Requirements can differ if there is a will, more than one legal heir or a dispute over ownership.
How to transfer the RC of a car bought at a government auction?
If you buy a vehicle through an auction held by or on behalf of the Central or a state government, you should apply using Form 32 within 30 days of taking possession. The buyer must submit the auction certificate or sale order, the government authorisation for the auction, the available vehicle documents and the applicable fee. Auction vehicles may have incomplete records, repairs that are still needed or unusual registration histories. Check the documents before bidding.
How much does an RC transfer cost?
RC transfer charges depend on the vehicle category, state, smart-card fee, postal charge, any outstanding tax and whether extra services are needed. The Parivahan portal shows the amount payable before you make an online payment. Under Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, the RC transfer fee is half the standard registration fee. This may amount to Rs 150 for a motorcycle and Rs 300 for a private car. Delays can attract a late fee of Rs 300 per month for motorcycles and Rs 500 per month for cars. Some states may also impose a penalty if the application is not submitted within 14 days of purchase. Road tax is charged separately, and is applicable if the vehicle is being re-registered in another state.
The sale of a car or two-wheeler isn’t considered complete until its registration certificate (RC) carries the name of the new owner. Prior to this, the seller of the vehicle remains its legal owner on record. This means that any challans issued, tax dues, or even liability in case of an accident are to be resolved by the existing owner. So, how does vehicle ownership transfer work and what are the necessary steps one needs to take to complete this process.
Disclaimer:This guide is for buyers and sellers of private vehicles. Commercial vehicles need additional paperwork, such as permit and fitness documents, which isn’t covered here. The information used here comes from the Parivahan portal and state transport department websites. Documents, fees and deadlines vary by state and RTO, and are subject to change. Check with your local RTO or a government-approved official portal before you apply or pay.
1. Why you need to complete the RC transfer soon after sale?
Both the seller and buyer should sign a sale agreement, thus documenting the transaction. Remember, the vehicle legally belongs to whoever’s name appears on the RC. This means unless the RC is transferred to the new owner, any untoward incident (including traffic violations, accidents and crimes) involving the vehicle can remain the responsibility of the seller. A factor for the buyer to consider is the insurance policy, which is deemed transferred along with the vehicle, though the buyer still has to apply to the insurer within 14 days to have it put in their name.
Before the sale, the seller should clear any pending challans and ensure that there are no unpaid National Highway tolls. Both parties should confirm that any pending loan amount (if applicable) on the vehicle has been cleared. Once the vehicle is handed over, the seller should also close or delink the FASTag linked to it.
2. What paperwork do you need for an RC transfer?
A normal sale of a vehicle involves two forms. The seller files Form 29 (notice of transfer), reporting the sale to the registering authorities where the seller and buyer reside. Meanwhile, the buyer files Form 30 (application for transfer), along with the RC and insurance certificate. Depending on the state, the RTO may also ask for the PUC certificate, PAN card or Form 60, address proof, a chassis and engine pencil print, the buyer’s date of birth proof and undertaking, a passport-size photograph and a tax clearance certificate.
There are three cases that may involve extra paperwork. If the vehicle is registered in another state, the RC transfer application will also need a no objection certificate (NOC) from the source RTO (whether it be from Delhi, Maharashtra or Karnataka). If the owner has died, the legal heir applies on Form 31 with the death certificate. In case the vehicle was bought at a government auction, the buyer applies on Form 32 with the sale certificate and a copy of the government order authorising the auction.
Bank auctions are a bit different to government-run ones. These usually involve vehicles repossessed by banks and finance companies over unpaid loans. Since they aren’t government auctions, Form 32 doesn’t apply here. Instead, the lender provides a sale letter and a NOC, though the RC transfer follows the same process as a government auction. Vehicles here are sold on an ‘as is’ basis, so no warranty or test drives – any pending challans or road tax are likely to be sorted by the buyer. To know about all the other forms that may be required, scroll to the bottom of the story.
3. How much does an RC transfer cost and what are the deadlines?
The RC transfer application has to be submitted within 14 days of the transfer if the vehicle is registered in the same state. The deadline goes up to 45 days if the vehicle is from another state. A legal heir has to inform the RTO within 30 days of the original owner’s death and apply for a transfer within three months. Meanwhile, an auction buyer gets 30 days to transfer the RC from the date of taking possession of the vehicle.
As for the costs involved, the central fee that’s set under Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules describes it as half the registration fee, depending on the vehicle’s class. This works out to Rs 150 for a motorcycle and Rs 300 for a private car. If the buyer misses these deadlines, they will attract a late NOC fee of Rs 300 a month for motorcycles and Rs 500 a month for cars. Certain states levy a penalty if the RC transfer isn’t applied for within 14 days of purchase. Road tax is separate, and is applicable if the vehicle is being re-registered in another state.
4. Should you apply for RC transfer online, through an agent or do it yourself?
You can apply for an RC transfer through the Vahan portal (vahan.parivahan.gov.in/vahanservice/vahan). Enter the registration number, select ‘Basic Service’s and verify with the last five digits of the chassis number and an OTP sent to your registered mobile number. Then choose ‘Transfer of Ownership’, fill in the details and pay the fee displayed. The receipt carries a trackable application number, while the application moves to the concerned RTO for processing.
Some states also let you upload documents and book an appointment online, while others still want the papers submitted in person. Doing it yourself at the RTO costs nothing beyond the official fee, and your documents go directly to the office in charge of processing them. However, this can take time and effort from your end, perhaps even requiring multiple visits in case of missing or incorrect documents.
If absolute convenience is what you want, you can get the process done through an agent. This will not only save you the hassle of standing in queues or making follow-up visits to the RTO, but also help with inter-state RC transfers that can involve an NOC and re-registration. Understandably, this convenience comes at a cost (which can vary from agent to agent) and also having your original documents and signed forms being with a third party. If you do use an agent, don’t sign blank forms and always ask for official receipts and the application number for self-tracking the progress.
5. Other forms that may be required for an RC transfer
Form
What’s it for
Submitted by
Form 28
Application for a no objection certificate (NOC)
Seller – when the vehicle moves to another RTO or state
Form 31
Application for transfer on death of the owner
Legal heir
Form 32
Application for transfer of a vehicle bought at public auction
Auction buyer
Form 35
Notice of termination of hypothecation
Owner and financier, if there was a loan on the vehicle
The Supreme Court has suggested linking unpaid traffic challans to electricity bills to help recover outstanding fines. The suggestion came during a hearing on electronic enforcement of traffic violations, where the court was informed that states and Union territories have around Rs 45,000 crore in e-challan dues, of which about Rs 25,000 crore has been recovered.
A bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan said issuing e-challans alone was not enough and that authorities needed to focus on recovering the fines. “It is not just sufficient to keep issuing e-challans. Police may issue thousands and lakhs of such e-challans. The question is recovery of fines as sought to be imposed by way of the e-challans,” Justice Pardiwala said, according to Bar and Bench.
Court seeks stronger recovery of pending fines
The court suggested that unpaid traffic fines could be added to electricity dues, with the possibility of power disconnection providing an additional way to recover the outstanding amount. “If people are not paying traffic challans, add it to their electricity dues bill. They’ll have to pay electricity bills else power line will be disconnected. Work it out. In this country, you have to find a way out,” the bench said.
The court clarified that linking challans to electricity bills was a suggestion made during the hearing and not a direction for immediate implementation.
Vehicle services could be blocked over unpaid challans
The Supreme Court also discussed measures that could restrict vehicle-related services until outstanding challans are cleared. These include stopping renewal of registration certificates, withholding duplicate RCs and blocking ownership transfers.
The court also suggested blacklisting vehicles with unpaid challans on the Parivahan portal, withholding fitness and PUC certificates, and stopping the renewal of driving licences. It also discussed suspending licences that are already in force. Justice Pardiwala stressed that any measures adopted would need to work in practice, saying, “The authorities need to work at the ground level having regard to ground realities.”
Random vehicle checks were also suggested to identify vehicles with unpaid e-challans. Where such a vehicle is found, the court said necessary steps could be taken to impound it.
The suggestions were made while the court was hearing a plea concerning electronic enforcement of traffic violations and recovery of unpaid e-challan fines, as part of a long-running 2012 public interest litigation on road safety.
