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Got an e-challan message? It could be a scam: What vehicle owners should know before paying traffic fines

Marcus Chen
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Got an e-challan message? It could be a scam: What vehicle owners should know before paying traffic fines — Bangalore Technology news

The police have urged vehicle owners to verify pending traffic violations and e-challan details through official government channels before making any payments.

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