, New Delhi: Recovery of fines raised through e-challans reduced in 2024 to Rs 3,834 crore compared to Rs 4,150 crore in 2023, while unpaid fines spiked from Rs 6,654 crore in 2023 to Rs 9,097 crore in 2024, as per road transport ministry data provided in RS, reports Dipak Dash.Replying to a question on e-challans issued, fines recovered and unpaid e-challans for traffic violations between 2022 and 2024, the ministry said UP topped the list both in recovery of fines and pending challans, followed by Rajasthan. UP reported recovery of Rs 1,717 crore in the three years and the pending fine was Rs 5,785 crore. Tamil Nadu and Kerala reported high unpaid dues at Rs 1,235 crore and Rs 814 crore, respectively. Data showed last year, only 30% of fines were recovered — Rs 3,834.8 crore against fine of Rs 12,933 crore.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCongress Questions BJP’s Renaming Of MGNREGA, Hits Out At Gandhi HatredMessi Event Chaos In Kolkata Triggers BJP Attack On Mamata Over Law Order And MismanagementMessi Event Chaos In Kolkata: Bengal Police Detain Organiser, Refunds Announced‘Namaste Trump’ Era Is Over As India–US Relations Turn Fragile Over Tariffs, Says Jairam RameshHouse Democrats Push To Scrap Donald Trump’s India Tariffs As Congress Challenges Emergency PowersMessi’s Kolkata Visit Turns Chaotic As Angry Fans Vandalise Banners At Salt Lake Stadium’PM Not Always Wrong’: Ex-Congress Leader Ashwani Kumar, Calls Party Revival A National ObligationAction Over Rhetoric: CDS Anil Chauhan Sends A Calm But Clear Signal To Pakistan Amid Op SindoorWhen Optics Fail: Top Five Global Moments That Turned Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Into A Meme’No Free Lift For India’: PM Modi’s Chief Economic Adviser Says China Won’t Repeat West’s Mistake123PhotostoriesEarly signs of metabolic syndrome most people miss: How to reverse themKohinoor and 5 other legendary diamonds every diamond lover should know aboutLow on Energy? Read This According To Your Birth Date5 everyday habits that unknowingly attract rhodents, insects, lizards into your homeThis actress went from TV star to OTT sensation, has a history with Karan Kundrra, and is now linked to a popular cricket commentatorVadodara-Mumbai Expressway Expansion: Rs 100 Crore Construction of 14km Morbe-Kalamboli Road Begins to Ease Traffic and Freight5 reasons why ‘Made-in-India’ sneakers are having a momentWhat your dad secretly taught you about lifeYour hidden spiritual gift revealed… based on your date of birthLonger locals, more relief: Western Railway begins work to extend 15-car locals up to Bandra123Hot PicksMukesh Ambani vs Gautam AdaniDonald TrumpAnurag ThakurGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingSherrone MooreKell MooreH1B Fee HikeWho is Mia SoretyWho is Jeff ShiverNick FuentesDaniel JonesMeghan MarkleShehbaz SharifPaige Shiver Net Worth
New Delhi: Recovery of fines raised through e-challans reduced in 2024 to Rs 3,834 crore compared to Rs 4,150 crore in 2023, while unpaid fines spiked from Rs 6,654 crore in 2023 to Rs 9,097 crore in 2024, as per road transport ministry data provided in RS, reports Dipak Dash.Replying to a question on e-challans issued, fines recovered and unpaid e-challans for traffic violations between 2022 and 2024, the ministry said UP topped the list both in recovery of fines and pending challans, followed by Rajasthan. UP reported recovery of Rs 1,717 crore in the three years and the pending fine was Rs 5,785 crore. Tamil Nadu and Kerala reported high unpaid dues at Rs 1,235 crore and Rs 814 crore, respectively. Data showed last year, only 30% of fines were recovered — Rs 3,834.8 crore against fine of Rs 12,933 crore.
