According to reports, the accused used to send fake e-challan payment links to a website to people that resembles the government portal, an official informed.
As many as 218 peole were challaned over non-compliance with pollution control measures in North Delhi, in the last seven days. According to a statement issued by the NDMC, it has issued challans to 218 violators and collected Rs 18.18 lakhs in the last seven days.
Delhi Police personnel are on frontline to contain the spread of COVID-19.
The odd-even scheme, an anti-pollution measure, kicked in on November 4 in the national capital. Under the scheme, vehicles are supposed to ply alternately on odd and even dates as per their registration numbers between 8 am and 8 pm.
According to official data, 384 challans have been issued till 2 pm on Tuesday while on Monday, the first day of the odd-even implementation, 271 challans were issued.
Violation of the odd-even rule is punishable with a fine of Rs 4,000.
Instead of imposing fines for violations, the traffic police is facilitating the violators to buy the helmet or obtain necessary documents so that the next time, they don't repeat the violations.
New Delhi: Delhi Police has issued challans against 1,22,523 women riders and pillion riders for not wearing helmets, during the last six months.“Wearing of helmets by women riders and pillion riders is compulsory in NCT
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