Delhi man fined ₹23,000 for violating traffic rules

According to the police, he was not carrying the required documents including his driving licence, registration certificate of the motorcycle and the pollution certificate.

September 03, 2019 06:47 pm | Updated September 04, 2019 04:13 pm IST - Gurugram

A Delhi man has been fined a whopping ₹23,000 here for riding a motorcycle without wearing a helmet and also for not carrying important documents.

Gurugram Police issued the man, identified as Dinesh Madan, a challan on September 2 for not carrying the documents including his driving licence, registration certificate of the motorcycle and the pollution certificate.

According to the challan copy accessed by IANS , Mr. Madan was riding without his licence for which he was fined ₹5,000, ₹5,000 for not producing his Registration Certificate, ₹2,000 for not having a third party insurance, ₹10,000 for violating air pollution standards and another ₹1,000 for not wearing a helmet.

A resident of Geeta Colony in East Delhi, Mr. Madan was issued the challan opposite the district court in Gurugram.

 

“As Madan was not wearing his helmet, he was stopped by the on-duty traffic personnel. He was unable to produce his documents, when asked. Hence, the challan was issued,” the traffic police officer at the location said.

Mr. Madan, however, said that he had not violated any traffic rule and the amount was hefty.

“I have not violated any traffic rules. They asked me to produce the documents in 10 minutes, which was impossible. They stopped me for not wearing the helmet and said that I have been penalised ₹1,000 for that,” he added.

 

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