Hyderabad Traffic Police Debunks False E-Challan Discount Rumors Circulating Online
Hyderabad, [Date of Publication] – The Hyderabad Traffic Police issued a stern warning today regarding the spread of misinformation concerning discounts on pending traffic e-challans. False claims circulating on social media and other online platforms have led to confusion among citizens, prompting authorities to clarify the situation and caution against fraudulent activities. The police department categorically stated that no such discounts are being offered and urged the public to rely solely on official channels for accurate information.
Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic), P. Viswaprasad, released a statement emphasizing that any information promising discounts on traffic e-challans is entirely fabricated and potentially malicious. He highlighted the deceptive nature of these claims, warning that they are often used to lure unsuspecting individuals into online scams. The police department is taking this matter seriously and is actively working to identify and address the sources of these fraudulent messages. The public is urged to exercise caution and refrain from sharing or forwarding such information.
The Hyderabad Traffic Police has designated specific communication channels as the sole sources of authentic information regarding traffic e-challans. These include the official website, https://echallan.tspolice.gov.in/publicview/, and the department’s verified social media accounts. Any announcements or updates concerning traffic regulations, fines, or payment procedures will be disseminated exclusively through these platforms. Citizens are advised to disregard any information received from unofficial sources, including social media groups, messaging apps, and unverified websites.
Viswaprasad stressed the importance of verifying information before sharing it on social media or other platforms. The dissemination of false information can create unnecessary confusion and anxiety among the public, hindering the police department’s efforts to maintain order and transparency. Moreover, sharing or forwarding false messages can have legal repercussions, as it may constitute a punishable offense under the law. The police department urges citizens to act responsibly and contribute to a safer and more informed online environment.
To address any concerns or queries regarding traffic e-challans, the Hyderabad Traffic Police has provided dedicated helpline numbers and encourages citizens to utilize them. The helpline numbers are 040-27852772 and 040-27852721. Trained personnel are available to assist with inquiries related to pending challans, payment procedures, and any other related concerns. The department is committed to providing accessible and efficient support to the public and ensuring that citizens have access to accurate and reliable information.
The Hyderabad Traffic Police reiterated its commitment to maintaining transparency and ensuring that citizens are well-informed about traffic regulations and procedures. The department urges the public to cooperate in combating the spread of misinformation and to rely solely on official channels for any updates related to traffic e-challans. By working together, the police and the public can create a safer and more informed community. The department will continue to monitor online platforms and take appropriate action against those spreading false information. Citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the authorities.