Overview
- The committee is chaired by Home Minister Zia-ul-Hasan Lanjar and includes Opposition Leader Ali Khursheedi, MQM-P and PPP lawmakers, and senior officials, with the DIG Traffic as secretary.
- The first meeting is set for December 15 to examine public complaints, system transparency, enforcement practices, and the structure of fines.
- Lanjar said the program aims to improve road safety and compliance rather than generate revenue, citing recent traffic deaths to stress urgency.
- He ordered a thorough inquiry into a Sujawal incident involving an elderly citizen, promising strict action if wrongdoing is found.
- The government plans a phased expansion to Hyderabad and other districts, while related cases on e-challans continue in court.