₹4.81 lakh in fines collected; five vehicles seized and permit cancellation proceedings initiated against 19 vehicles, including 17 in Raipur district
TFP Bureau, Raipur, October 25,2026: The Chhattisgarh Transport Department has taken action against 364 vehicles for traffic and regulatory violations during a two-day inspection drive conducted across the state on October 24 and 25. The department collected fines totalling ₹4,81,300, seized five vehicles and initiated proceedings to cancel the permits of 19 vehicles.
Of the vehicles facing permit cancellation proceedings, 17 were from Raipur district, according to the department.
The inspections were conducted by District Transport Offices across Chhattisgarh under the directions of Transport Commissioner S. Prakash and Additional Transport Commissioner D. Ravishankar. The drive aims to improve road safety and ensure compliance with motor vehicle regulations.
During the inspections, officials found 12 vehicles operating without valid permits, 10 without fitness certificates, three without insurance and 27 without pollution under control (PUC) certificates. Action was also taken in 312 other cases involving violations of transport rules, bringing the total number of cases to 364.
Inspections to continue
The department said the enforcement drive would continue across the state to strengthen road safety and ensure compliance with traffic regulations.
Vehicle owners and drivers have been advised to keep all mandatory documents valid and readily available, including permits, fitness certificates, insurance papers and PUC certificates.
The department warned that violations would invite action under the Motor Vehicles Act.
