India, Nov. 4 -- Gurugram traffic police on Tuesday impounded a motorcycle carrying 56 pending challans amounting to Rs.1.82 lakh during a routine check near Sikanderpur Power House.

The motorcycle was intercepted by a traffic police team led by zonal officer Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Kanwaljeet during an inspection. Furthermore, the driver failed to provide the required vehicle documents, according to an official statement by the police.

A subsequent inspection of the vehicle's records revealed 56 pending challans, carrying a cumulative penalty of Rs.182,500. Most challans were for not wearing a helmet, not having a number plate, and operating the vehicle without valid insurance. The motorcycle was impounded and taken to the design...