India, May 21 -- A motorcycle worth roughly Rs.55,000 to Rs.64,000 at the time of purchase in 2010 was impounded by Gurugram traffic police on Wednesday after officials found pending traffic challans worth Rs.11.89 lakh, nearly 19 times its original value, during a routine check near Agrasen Chowk, officials said.

Traffic officials said 88 challans were found unpaid against the Bajaj Discover, a Bharat Stage-II vehicle registered in 2010 in Narwana. Officials said the motorcycle had violated multiple provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, with offences recorded manually and through CCTV surveillance cameras. Most challans were issued after 2021, when the vehicle was brought to Gurugram.

The violations included driving without insurance, ...