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Got a Wrong E-Challan? Now you can fix it through online portal in Punjab

Got a Wrong E-Challan? Now you can fix it through online portal in Punjab

Good news for drivers in Punjab! The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has made it easier to dispute incorrect e-challans without the stress of visiting traffic offices.

If you’ve ever felt frustrated after receiving a traffic fine you didn’t deserve, there's now a simple way to fix it. PSCA has introduced an email-based complaint system. All you need to do is email your complaint to [email protected], along with a clear photo of the e-challan, your vehicle’s registration number, and a short note explaining the issue.

Once your complaint lands in their inbox, PSCA’s team will look into it. If they confirm that the e-challan was issued by mistake, they’ll cancel it—no long lines, no office visits.

The idea behind this move is to make things easier for everyday people and cut down on unnecessary stress. For any questions or further help, you can also email [email protected] or call their helpline at (+92)-42-9905-1605(08).

It’s a small change, but for many, it’s a big relief.

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