A truck owner from Nagaland was fined and issued a challan of Rs 6.53 lakhs for seven traffic violations in Sambalpur, Odisha. fine imposed on him was t under new Motor Vehicles Act as challan was issued on August 10 and MV Act was implemented on September 1. rules violated by owner were that he h permit and h also t paid any taxes from July 2014 to September 2019 and for or offences.

Challan issued by RTO

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As per challan copy, Sambalpur Regional Transport Office (RTO) issued Challan to driver Dillip Karta and truck owner Shailesh Shankar Lal Gupta bearing Registration number - NL 08 D 7079. seven offences are General Offence (Rs 100), Disobedience for Orders/Obstruction (Rs 500), Violating Air and ise Pollution (Rs 1,000), Carrying Passengers in Goods Vehicle (Rs 5,000), Using Vehicle Without Permit or Violating Permit Conditions (Rs 5,000), Plying Without Insurance (Rs 1,000) and Orissa Motor Vehicles Taxation Act (Rs 6,40,500). total challan amount calculated was Rs. 6,53,100.

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Hefty fine paid by ors

A truck driver fined heavily has emerged for violating traffic rules after introduction of new Motor Vehicle Act. A truck driver identified as Ram Kishan was issued a challan of Rs 2,00,500 near Mukarba Chowk in Delhi, on September 12. It has emerged that truck driver was handed a challan of Rs 56,000 for overloing and Rs 70,000 for or violations. owner of truck was fined Rs 74,500 for various violations, with total amounting to a staggering Rs 2,00,500. truck owner paid total amount of fine. 

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An autorickshaw driver in Bhubaneswar has been given a challan worth Rs 47,000 for violating traffic rules on September 4. auto driver was charged for drunk driving, violating air and ise pollution provisions, driving without a license and t having a registration certificate. owner of auto Kanduri Khatua was sitting in back while ar man, Hari Bandhu Kanhar, was driving vehicle when police stopped m. driver was found to be under influence of alcohol after a breath-analyzer test, whereas owner was unable to produce any kind of document that police asked for.  

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