Delhi traffic challan: How to get them waived off or settled at Lok Adalat 2025
Lok Adalat is an alternative dispute redressal mechanism. It is a forum where cases pending in a court or at pre-litigation stage can be settled amicably.
Delhi's vehicle owners can settle any pending traffic violation fines on March 8th when the National Lok Adalat 2025 happens.
Traffic police personnel on duty on a hot day at Janpath Road in New Delhi on Wednesday. (Raj K Raj/ HT Photo)
This comes after the Delhi Traffic Police collaborated with the Delhi District Courts to launch Special Evening Court Sessions to resolve such types of challans.
Lok Adalat is an alternative dispute redressal mechanism. It is a forum where disputes or cases pending in a court of law or at pre-litigation stage can be settled or compromised amicably.
This Lok Adalat will be organized across multiple courts in Delhi, including the Dwarka Court, Karkardooma Court, Patiala House Court, Rohini Court, Rouse Avenue Court, Saket Court, and Tis Hazari Court.
How to make use of Lok Adalat?
The challan must first be downloaded before March 8. This can be started from March 3, at 10 AM onwards, from the official Delhi Police website.
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However, only 60,000 challans/notices can be downloaded per day, with the link being deactivated after March 3, once the total limit of 1,80,000 challans/notices is reached.
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However, only 60,000 challans/notices can be downloaded per day, with the link being deactivated after March 3, once the total limit of 1,80,000 challans/notices is reached.
In case you are unable to attend the March 8 Lok Adalat, the next ones will come on May 10, September 13, and December 13, 2025.
How to pay challan online
Go to the Delhi Traffic Police website and navigate to the challan section. Then select the appropriate option from the drop-down menu based on your requirement, enter your vehicle number or notice number, and click on “Search Details.”
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