Karachi traffic police have responded after a video showing officials issuing E-Challan cases went viral on social media. The footage raised questions about enforcement methods and public handling.
The video showed traffic officials photographing motorcycles parked inside a factory premises. The incident reportedly took place during extreme heat conditions, attracting public attention online.
According to officials, the campaign was part of routine enforcement of traffic rules. They confirmed that E-Challan notices were issued only to vehicles with unclear, broken, or incomplete number plates.
The traffic police stated that the photographs were taken for verification purposes. They said this step helps ensure proper identification of vehicles under the E-Challan system.
Authorities added that the operation was also part of an awareness drive. The goal is to improve compliance with number plate regulations across the city.
Officials explained that companies and workers had already been instructed to install standard and visible number plates. This was done before enforcement action began.
The Karachi traffic police further clarified that the viral video was not recent. They said it was recorded several days earlier but shared online later.
They also emphasized that the E-Challan system is being used to improve traffic discipline. The system targets violations in a transparent and automated way.
Traffic officials urged citizens to follow rules and use government-approved number plates. They warned that improper plates can lead to penalties under the E-Challan enforcement system.
The department said its focus remains on road safety and rule compliance. Officials believe proper identification of vehicles will help reduce violations.
Public reactions on social media were mixed after the video went viral. Some users questioned the enforcement method, while others supported stricter traffic regulation.
Despite criticism, authorities reaffirmed that the E-Challan campaign will continue. They said enforcement is necessary to maintain order on city roads.
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Karachi traffic police also encouraged citizens to cooperate with officials during inspections. They stressed that the aim of the E-Challan system is to ensure safer and more organized traffic flow in the city.
