Overview
- Between August 23 and 28, 6,72,875 pending e‑challans were settled, generating ₹18,95,83,150, according to a police release.
- The rebate was authorized by a government order dated August 21 with the discount taking effect from August 23.
- Payments can be made via the KSP and BTP ASTraM apps, Karnataka One and Bangalore One portals, local traffic police stations, or the Traffic Management Centre.
- Officials describe the initiative as a compliance measure that eases cumulative fines and helps clear administrative backlogs.
- Police-shared details on WhatsApp groups have driven uptake, including a tech professional who cleared about 130 violations by paying ₹56,500.