E-Challan Manipur: Check Challan Status & Pay Traffic Challan Online
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Manipur E-Challan
A Manipur E Challan is an electronic record of a traffic violation issued under applicable motor vehicle laws and rules. The challan records information about the offence and links the penalty with the relevant vehicle or driver details. Manipur introduced its e-Challan system in September 2020. The Transport Department reiterated in 2025 that collection of traffic fines and penalties should be handled entirely through this digital system.
How is an e-Challan issued in Manipur
An e-challan may be generated when traffic authorities detect a violation during roadside enforcement or through available traffic monitoring systems. The violation is then recorded digitally and linked to the relevant vehicle details.
The process works as follows:
- Violation is Detected: A traffic rule violation is identified by traffic police or an authorised enforcement system.
- Vehicle Details are Verified: The vehicle registration details are checked against the available official records.
- Offence is Recorded: Details such as the violation, date, time and location are entered into the e-Challan system.
- Challan is Generated: The applicable penalty is recorded and an electronic challan is issued.
- Challan Becomes Available Online: The vehicle owner can check the challan on the authorised platform.
Traffic challan statistics in Manipur
Traffic enforcement increased considerably in Manipur during 2025. According to official figures reported by NorthEast Now, Traffic Police issued 15,700 challans and collected around ₹4.48 crore in fines between January and December 2025.
Compared with 2024, when 3,059 violations generated ₹71.34 lakh in fines, enforcement increased sharply in 2025. The rise also reflects the growing use of the E Challan Manipur system for recording traffic violations digitally.
How to Check & Pay E-Challan?
e-GRAS Manipur is the government receipt accounting system used for making government payments in the state. Registered users can log in to the portal, generate the required challan and complete eligible payments online.
Parivahan eChallan is the central government service for checking traffic challans issued against a vehicle or driver and paying eligible fines online.
NextGen eChallan is the government's digital platform for managing traffic challans and related transaction services. It can be used to retrieve challans, make eligible payments and access transaction or grievance services.
Park+ offers a convenient way to check E Challan Manipur using your vehicle registration number, along with access to other vehicle-related services.
If online payment is not convenient, you can pay an eligible Manipur traffic challan in person at the concerned traffic police office or authorised payment counter. Carry your challan and vehicle details to help officials verify the pending fine.
Challan services we provide at Park+
Whether you've received an e-challan or a court challan, Park+ helps you manage it with ease. From quick challan checks to timely settlements and court guidance, we simplify the entire process.
Online Traffic Challan (e-Challan)
An online traffic challan (e-challan) is generated automatically using advanced enforcement technologies such as traffic cameras and ANPR systems. It is sent to the registered mobile number of the vehicle owner and is also available on official challan portals. Park+ helps users check and manage their traffic challans online with ease.
Offline Court Challan
A court challan is generally issued for serious traffic violations, such as driving under the influence. If the challan remains unpaid, it is first transferred to a virtual court and, if still unresolved, to a regular court. With Park+, you don't have to worry—our legal experts assist with your court challan case and can represent you in court until the matter is resolved.
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How to download an e Challan receipt online?
After completing an E Challan Manipur payment, you can download the available receipt from the authorised portal. If you did not save it immediately, you can retrieve the acknowledgement later through the authorised e-Challan service.
- Visit the official NextGen eChallan Portal.
- Select the option ‘Download Payment Receipt’.
- Enter your vehicle number or challan number and complete the captcha.
- Download or print the available payment receipt.
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How to check a pending challan transaction in Manipur?
A payment can remain pending when confirmation between the bank and e-Challan system takes longer than expected. Even if money has been debited, avoid starting another transaction until you know the status of the first payment.
- Visit the official NextGen eChallan portal.
- Select Check Pending Transaction from the available services.
- Enter the requested challan or vehicle details.
- Complete the verification process.
- Review the latest transaction status before attempting another payment.
How to challenge a wrongly issued E-Challan in Manipur?
If the vehicle number, location, offence or other details do not appear correct, verify the challan before making a payment. You can raise a grievance through the government's e-Challan service and provide information supporting your claim.
- Through NextGen eChallan
- Visit the official NextGen eChallan portal and select the ‘Raise Grievance’.
- Enter the requested challan and vehicle information.
- Choose the complaint category that matches the issue.
- Describe the discrepancy clearly in the grievance form.
- Upload supporting documents or images, where applicable.
- Submit the grievance and retain the reference number for tracking.
Traffic rules to follow in Manipur
Following basic traffic rules can help you avoid challans and contribute to safer roads in Manipur.
- Follow the prescribed speed limits.
- Wear a helmet on two-wheelers and use seat belts in cars.
- Do not use a mobile phone while driving.
- Follow traffic signals, signs and lane markings.
- Never drink and drive.
- Avoid triple riding, overloading and illegal parking.
- Keep your RC, motor insurance and valid PUCC.
The E Challan Manipur system makes it easier to check violations, pay eligible fines and track challan status online. Always verify the challan through an authorised platform and follow traffic rules to avoid unnecessary penalties.
Traffic violations and penalties in Manipur 2026
Traffic penalties in Manipur are imposed under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, as amended, along with applicable state rules and notifications. The payable amount can depend on the offence, vehicle category and whether it is a repeat violation.
| Traffic Violation | Section | Fine |
|---|---|---|
| Parking in a no-parking zone | 177 | ₹500 |
| Driving without a valid licence | 181 | ₹5,000 |
| Driving despite disqualification | 182 | ₹10,000 |
| Overspeeding | 183 | ₹1,000 – ₹2,000 |
| Dangerous driving | 184 | ₹1,000 – ₹5,000 |
| Drunk driving | 185 | ₹10,000 |
| Racing or speed trials | 189 | ₹5,000 |
| Driving an unregistered vehicle | 192 | ₹5,000 |
| Driving without a seat belt | 194B | ₹1,000 |
| Triple riding on a two-wheeler | 194C | ₹1,000 |
| Riding without a helmet | 194D | ₹1,000 |
| Not giving way to emergency vehicles | 194E | ₹10,000 |
| Vehicle driven by a minor | 199A | ₹25,000 |
Government of Manipur website
Note: Penalties can vary depending on the applicable offence, circumstances and government notifications.
Documents to carry while driving in Manipur
Keeping the required vehicle documents valid and readily available can help you avoid document-related penalties during traffic checks. Carry these documents whenever applicable: - Valid Driving Licence - Registration Certificate (RC) - Valid motor insurance certificate - Valid pollution under control certificate - Permit and fitness certificate for applicable transport vehicles
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FAQs - Manipur e-challan
Can my vehicle have multiple pending e-challans?
Yes. Multiple challans can remain pending if separate traffic violations have been recorded against the vehicle.
Can I check a Manipur e-challan without a challan number?
Yes. Where supported, you can search using your vehicle registration number or driving licence details.
What should I do if the vehicle shown in the challan is not mine?
Check the challan details carefully and raise a grievance through the authorised e-Challan portal if the record is incorrect.
Can I receive an e-challan for illegal parking?
What happens if I receive a challan after selling my vehicle?
Check the violation date and ownership records, and raise a grievance if the challan relates to an offence committed after the ownership transfer.
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