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E-Challan Pending: 'Challan is Yet to be Verified in the Virtual Court' for 10 Days - Seeking Quick


04-Jul-2024 (In Motor Accident Law)
I received an e-challan on May 26, and by May 30, it was sent to court. However, I haven't found out which court to dispose of it in. The virtual court site shows 'Challan is yet to be verified in the Virtual Court,' and it hasn't progressed for 10 days. What can I do to dispose of it as soon as possible?
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Answer #1
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1. "Yet to be verified"on the Virtual Court website means that the traffic challan (fine or notice) is still being checked by the court system. It hasn't been approved or confirmed yet, so you can't pay it or take further action until it's verified.

2. "Yet to be allocated"means the challan has not been assigned to a particular virtual court or judge. This usually happens if the challan was recently issued, the system is processing a large number of cases, or there's a delay in updating records.

In both cases, it's best to wait a few days and check again, or contact the traffic department or court helpdesk if it stays the same for too long.

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Answer #2
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it is depend on the CJM court which court disposed your chalan if you not know about your court then plz send your e chalan after seeing it i will confirm you which court decide your chalan if it is available on the site you have the option to pay
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