E-Challan Nagaland : Check Status & Pay Challan Online
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What is Nagaland E-Challan
Nagaland e-challan is a digital traffic violation ticket issued by the Nagaland traffic police against the person who fails to adhere to the traffic rules and regulations. This digital ticket is issued if the traffic police officer notices a violation of the traffic law or if the violation is recorded via modern methods, such as CCTV cameras. In such cases, the e-challan gets issued automatically, eliminating the conventional methods of issuing a challan.
A Nagaland e challan is a simplified and digital way of levying a fine on a person responsible for breaking the road laws and regulations. With the advancement of technology and the uncompromised objective to streamline the traffic management system, the electronic challan (e-challan) was introduced.
Unlike the conventional method of issuing challans, which involves a lot of paperwork and time, e-challans are easy to handle and involve much less time in settlement. Nagaland e-challan is issued against the violators of the road laws and regulations to fasten the complete process and control the traffic violations effectively.
How to Check E-Challan Status online?
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Parivahan
- Nagaland e-challan number
- Vehicle number
- Driving Licence (D.L.) number
What information does Nagaland e-challan carry?
Before moving ahead to settle a challan, always check if the issued challan is correct. And to do so, you must know what information an Nagaland e-challan has.
- Violation details, such as: Type of offence, Location, Time, Date
- Vehicle details, like: Model, Vehicle number, Brand, etc.
- Penalty amount
- Payment timeline
- Additional penalty (if a violator fails to settle the challan)
- Contact details (in case of any help)
- Digital signature by the concerned authority (which shows that the issued challan is true)
How to Pay E-Challan Online?
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Parivahan
- Vehicle number
- Driving License number
- E Challan number
- Net banking
- Credit/Debit card
- Digital wallets
Nagaland Government's official web portal
How to pay the Nagaland challan offline?
For individuals who don’t find online methods convenient, they can settle their Nagaland challan offline. Paying the challan offline is highly preferred by non-tech-savvy persons or people residing in areas having limited access to the internet. Nagaland e challan payment can be made offline by visiting the nearest traffic police station.
In order to know the steps involved in it, give a quick check below:
In order to know the steps involved in it, give a quick check below:
- Copy of Nagaland challan
- Identity Proof (ID)
- Driving License (DL)
- Address Proof
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What happens if one fails to pay E Challan?
A challan is a fine imposed on individuals for violating traffic rules. It must be paid within the specified timeline. To avoid penalties or further complications, it is advised to clear the fines on time. Additionally, Transport authorities recommend strictly following traffic rules to prevent such situations in the future.
The payment of additional charges
Asked to appear in court
Cancelation of License
What to do if an incorrect Nagaland e-challan is issued?
Upon checking, if you find that the issued Nagaland e-challan is incorrect, you can lodge a complaint for the same. A complaint against the wrongly issued challan can be raised through Parivahan.
Perform the following steps to file a complaint against an incorrect challan:
- Visit the official website of Parivahan.
- Click on the “Complaint” tab.
- You’ll then land on the grievance page.
- Select the wrongly issued challan.
- Provide the necessary information and the description of the challan (i.e., on what ground the challan is incorrect).
- Upload the image of the evidences.
- Click on “Submit” to raise the complaint.
- Jot down the complaint number to further track the status of the challan.
Must Follow Traffic Safety Rules to avoid Nagaland challan
Following the traffic rules is mandatory for everyone, not only in order to avoid offence charges, but also to ensure your safety and of the one’s on road.
Some of the general traffic safety rules that everyone should follow include the following:
1. Always drive on the left-hand side of the road.
2. Make sure to wear a helmet while riding a two-wheeler.
3. Ensure to use your seatbelts while driving a four-wheeler.
4. Avoid jumping red lights and follow the traffic signals.
5. Don’t use mobile phones while driving.
5. Always carry the essential documents, such as a driving license, insurance papers, PUCC, etc.
6. Don’t park your vehicle in the “No Parking Area”.
7. Never drive your vehicle under the influence (alcohol or drugs).
8. Adhere to the speed limits. Avoid overspeeding of vehicles.
9. Honk when necessary, i.e., at the time of changing lanes. Avoid honking in front of hospitals and schools.
10. Use lights when necessary.
Nagaland e challan check system has emerged as a simplified and convenient way of managing the traffic system in Nagaland. This digital and hassle-free solution aims to improve the traffic system and ensure safety by imposing fines on violators online. Further, Park+ also allows people to check and pay their e-challans with the aim of adding convenience and streamlining the entire process. Moreover, to avoid getting penalized, riders/drivers should emphasize on following the traffic safety rules.
Conclusion
Nagaland e-challan check system was introduced to ensure uncompromised enforcement of the traffic laws, aiming to reduce traffic offences and improve road safety. To avoid getting the Nagaland e-challan, adhere to the traffic laws and regulations. Further, if you have negligibly committed an offence, it is advised to check and settle the challan as soon as possible to avoid added penalties or fines. Failure to pay the challan might result in adverse situations, sometimes even a court summons. So stay updated about the outstanding challans and settle them through reliable online portals, such as Park+.
Table of Offences and their Fines
| Offence | Penalty (in INR) Ist offence | Penalty (in INR) 2nd offence |
|---|---|---|
| Driving without a seat belt | 1000 | - |
| Triple riding on a two-vehicle | 1000 | - |
| Driving without a helmet | 1000 | - |
| Carrying excess luggage | 500 | 1500 |
| Driving without a number plate | 500 | 1500 |
| Parking in a no parking zone | 500 | 1500 |
| Minor driving a vehicle | 25000 | 25000 |
| Disobey of traffic signals | 5000 | 10000 |
| Dangerous/rash driving | 5000 | 10000 |
| Using a mobile phone while driving | 5000 | 10000 |
| Drunken driving | 10000 | - |
| Driving an uninsured vehicle | 2000 | - |
| Violation of road regulations | 1000 | - |
| Over-speeding (LMV) | 1000 | - |
| Carrying explosive/inflammable substances | 10000 | - |
| Not giving passage to emergency vehicles | 10000 | - |
| Driving when mentally or physically unfit to drive | 1000 | 2000 |
| Racing | 5000 | 10000 |
| A disqualified person driving a vehicle | 10000 | - |
| Driving a vehicle registered in another state for more than 12 months | 500 | 1500 |
| Failure to intimate a change of the address of the vehicle owner | 500 | 1500 |
| Driving without a valid driving licence | 5000 | - |
| Driving without insurance | 2000 | - |
| Overloading | 2000 | - |
Note : *The table represents some traffic offences and their respective penalties. The penalties are subject to change as per the amendments in the law.
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