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E Challan Odisha: Check Status and Pay Odisha Challan Online

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How to Check Your E Challan Odisha?

You can check the status of your e Challan Odisha by visiting official government websites like Parivahan, Odisha Transport website or by using ACKO's online portal.

  1. How to Check the E challan in Odisha using ACKO?

    You can check and pay your pending Odisha traffic fines on ACKO in just a few simple steps:

    • Enter your vehicle number in the view challan section.
    • Enter your mobile number.
    • You will be redirected to ACKO’s mobile app, where you can view your pending challans and pay them securely.
  2. How to Check the Challan Status in Odisha using the Parivahan Portal?

    To verify Odisha E challan online, follow these steps on the Parivahan website to get your Odisha challan check done quickly and easily.

    • Navigate to the e-Challan website: https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/.
    • Click on "Check Challan Status" or navigate to the "Online Services" section.
    • Select the option to search by vehicle registration number. You can also search by challan number or driving licence number.
    • Enter the required details, including the CAPTCHA code.
    • Click "Get Details" to view your vehicle's challan history. You may need to enter an OTP sent to your registered mobile number for verification.
    • If there are any pending fines, they will be displayed on the screen.
  3. How to Check Odisha E Challan Using the Odisha Transport Website

    • Go to the official Odisha Motor Vehicle Department portal.
    • Enter your Vehicle Registration Number (RC No.) or Challan Number.
    • Click Search to check the status of your pending challan.

How to Pay Your E-Challan Online in Odisha?

If you want to pay your traffic e-challan online in Odisha, you can use the national Parivahan e-Challan portal or the state's iFMS Odisha portal. Typically, the payment has to be made within 15 days from the date of receiving the challan in order to avoid referral to a local court.

  1. How to Pay Odisha Traffic Fines via the Official Parivahan Portal?

    • Go to the Parivahan e-Challan Website.
    • Enter your Challan Number or your Vehicle Number + Chassis Number.
    • Complete the captcha and click Get Details.
    • Your pending challans will appear on the screen. Select the challan you want to pay and click Pay Now.
    • Enter your mobile number and submit the OTP.
    • Complete the transaction using Net Banking, Debit/Credit Card, or UPI.
    • Save or print the payment receipt for your records.
  2. How to Pay E Challan Odisha Using iFMS Odisha Online Challan Portal

    • Visit the IFMS Odisha Portal.
    • Agree to terms and conditions and enter your depositor details first.
    • Choose the correct Head of Account and enter your challan details.
    • Double-check your details and then move on to the bank portal for payment processing.

What is an E Challan Odisha?

An Odisha e-Challan is an electronic traffic violation ticket that is issued by the Odisha Traffic Police for offenses like overspeeding, running a red light, or not wearing a helmet or seatbelt. The challan is associated with your vehicle registration number or driving licence, which enables you to verify its status and pay penalties online at your convenience.

Updated Traffic Violation Fines in Odisha

Here's a glimpse into some of the common traffic violations in Odisha and their corresponding penalties:

Traffic ViolationPenalty
  
Driving without a licenceRs. 5,000
OverspeedingRs. 1,000 to 5,000
Selling a vehicle after making illegal modificationsRs. 5,000 per modification 
Jumping a red lightRs. 1,000 
Not wearing a helmet Rs. 1,000
Talking on the mobile while driving Rs. 1,000 for the first offence and Rs. 10,000 for the subsequent offence
Driving without seatbelt Rs. 1,000 

Disclaimer: The above-mentioned fines and its conditions are subject to change at the discretion of the governing authorities.

Road Safety Tips to Avoid e-Challans
and Stay Legal in Odisha

Here are some safety rules that will prevent you from e-challan Odisha checks:

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Always follow traffic signals


Skipping signals can lead to fines and fatal accidents

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Avoid suddenly switching lanes

Staying in your lane keeps traffic in check and prevents accidents

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Drive within speed limits

Speeding risks lives and invites strict penalties by the authorities

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Don’t use your phone while driving

Distractions at the wheel can lead to serious accidents.

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Never drink and drive

Alcohol slows reflexes and endangers everyone on the road.

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Wear ISI-marked helmets

Proper safety gear protects and is required by law

Frequently Asked Questions on Odisha Online Vehicle Challan

Yes, you can do e challan check by vehicle number in Odisha through ACKO.

If you don't pay your over-speeding challan in Odisha within 15 days, the Prosecution report (PR) will be sent to court. According to Section 139 of Motor Vehicle Rules 1989, failure to pay the e-challan could result in serious legal consequences. Any amount not paid as part of the over-speeding challan can be recovered as if it were an arrear of land revenue and on non-payment, a certificate may be issued by the court to allow such recovery. Additionally, your driving licence may be suspended or revoked depending on the circumstances in which you haven't paid your traffic challan.

Complaining against a wrongly issued e-challan is now easier than ever! The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has provided citizens with the facility to file complaints online via their portal. Simply follow these steps in order to raise an e-challan compliant:

Step 1: First, navigate to the official portal for filing e-challan complaints - simply visit the echallan.parivahan.gov.in and select 'Complaint'.

Step 2: Sign into your account by entering relevant information such as name, contact number and the correct challan number that you should have received via SMS on your registered mobile number.

Step 3: Upload evidence of your complaint along with filling in the Captcha code correctly.

Step 4: When all the necessary details have been filled in along with proof uploaded, click on "Submit".

At this stage, the traffic police department will then evaluate your submitted complaint and provide updates after verifying it through their grievance system. Follow these steps accurately to efficiently file an e-challan complaint today!

ACKO app, Paytm app and Park+ app can be used to check the e-challan in Odisha. 

In Odisha, only traffic police above the rank of Head Constable have the authority to cut challan. Normal police officers cannot issue challans as they do not have the required permission to do so. 

Odisha Police Dept offers e-challaning for not wearing helmets. Specifically, if found to be driving/riding a two wheeler with no helmet, one may receive an e-challan with the order of DL suspension for 3 months.

An e-challan is an electronic ticket issued by law enforcement authorities to someone who has committed a traffic offence. It contains important information, such as the offender's name and address, the offence that was committed, details about the vehicle involved such as its plate number and make/model, the amount due for payment, and the location where the offence occurred. It also displays a court receipt number, if applicable. The e-challan is valid until paid completely; however it is possible to pay only part of the balance due if desired.

If you want to drive in Odisha, it is important to make sure that you always have the necessary documents with you. These include a valid Driving License, a Registration Certificate (RC) for your car, a valid Car Insurance Certificate, and a Pollution Under Control Certificate. Without these documents, it is illegal to drive in India so be sure to have them with you at all times.