A petition in Lahore High Court challenges the daily quota of 25 fines for traffic wardens, citing citizens’ rights violations.
Lahore: (Right Now News). A petition has been filed in the Lahore High Court against the daily quota of 25 fines imposed on traffic wardens. The petitioner argued that this measure is turning fines into a revenue campaign.
The petitioner stated that the daily quota system violates citizens’ fundamental rights and amounts to misuse of authority. Imposing a daily pressure of 25 fines on traffic wardens is unfair.
The petition claims that efforts are being made to turn the traffic police into a revenue collection department. This raises concerns about unnecessary fines being issued to citizens, which is unacceptable.
This issue is significant for the protection of citizens’ rights, as the policy increases the likelihood of false and unjustified fines.
It is noteworthy that the petitioner has requested the court to immediately halt the traffic police’s quota system and demand relevant notifications and orders.















