Champawat Police issued 18 challans during a traffic-checking campaign focused on wrong-side driving, overspeeding and other violations of traffic rules.
The enforcement update was reported by Champawat Police on 2 November 2026. It did not identify the individual drivers or specify the location of the checking operation.
Challans and fees
Of the 18 challans issued, 12 were court challans and 06 were compounding challans. The campaign generated ₹3,500 in compounding fees.
The action highlights the police focus on violations that can increase risks for road users, particularly driving on the wrong side and exceeding speed limits. The available report does not provide further details about the vehicles, roads or penalties linked to the court challans.
Conclusion
Champawat Police reported 18 challans for traffic violations, including wrong-side driving and overspeeding, along with ₹3,500 collected in compounding fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many vehicle drivers were issued challans?
Champawat Police reported that 18 vehicle drivers were issued challans.
Q. Which violations were recorded?
The violations included wrong-side driving, overspeeding and other traffic-rule breaches.
Q. How many court challans were issued?
The campaign resulted in 12 court challans.
Q. How many compounding challans were issued?
Police issued 06 compounding challans.
Q. How much compounding fee was collected?
The reported compounding fee collected was ₹3,500.
