Tech Desk 
Dec 13, 2025
A high-level committee has been formed to examine public concerns over the e-challan system, according to Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar.
The committee aims to ensure that the system is used to promote road discipline and awareness rather than generate revenue, by striking a balance between strict enforcement and public convenience and fairness.
Speaking to the Sindh Assembly, Lanjar stressed that if the current fine structure is found to be unfair, the government will amend traffic laws.
He said authorities will consult all relevant stakeholders to improve the e-challan system, which is being gradually expanded across Hyderabad and other districts to modernise traffic management.
Members of the Pakistan Peoples Party and Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan will serve on the committee, which is headed by Lanjar.
The committee will review public complaints, transparency concerns, traffic control procedures, and the fine system. It will hold its first meeting on December 15.
Lanjar said the government’s objective is to promote traffic discipline and awareness rather than generate income through fines.
He expressed concern over the rise in road accidents and stressed the need for transparency in the e-challan system and strict enforcement of traffic laws.
The move has been welcomed as a step towards improving the effectiveness and public acceptance of the e-challan system.
The committee’s recommendations are expected to play a key role in shaping traffic management in Sindh going forward.
