If you wish to check if you got a challan, you can easily check it online.
To check it, you have to open your browser and go to the e-challan Parivahaan portal.
You can also use the mParivahaan app, available on both Android and iOS.
For everyone who drives a car, bike, etc, there once has been a moment where they were doubtful if they would’ve gotten a fine or not. If you wish to check if you got an e-Challan for crossing the red light just a couple of seconds after it turned red, or in other situations, you can easily check it online. It’s pretty simple, let me guide you. I will not only tell you how you can check challan online but also how to pay it.
How to check e-Challan online?
Checking e-Challan online is pretty easy. Just follow these steps:
Step 1: First, open your browser and go to the e-challan Parivahaan portal.
Step 2: Then you will see columns to input either the challan number, vehicle registration number, or driving licence (DL) number. Enter that.
Step 3: Next, enter the captcha code as displayed on the screen.
Step 4: Now, simply click on the submit button to proceed.|
Step 5: You can now check your challan history, it will show both pending and paid challans on the details that you have provided.
Additionally, you can also use the mParivahaan app, available on both Android and iOS.
Also read: Updating Aadhar details: Here’s how to do it using these simple steps
Pay online
You can even directly pay the challan via the Parivahaan web and app. Just follow these steps:
Step 1: Go to the e-challan Parivahaan portal.
Step 2: Simply enter your details along with the captcha code, and click submit.
Step 3: From the list, select the specific challan you wish to pay.
Step 4: Next, enter your payment information.
Step 5: Choose your payment method and then confirm the payment.
Step 6: Make sure to keep a copy of the receipt for future reference.
That’s it, by following these easy steps you can check and pay your challan.
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