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Virtual court enables online adjudication of cases. On pilot basis, the system is being used for traffic and transport challans. The system automatically consumes challans from the eChallan system and allows user to pay fine online for the traffic offences.
Virtual court enables online adjudication of cases. On pilot basis, the system is being used for traffic and transport challans. The system automatically consumes challans from the eChallan system and allows user to pay fine online for the traffic offences.
Content Reviewed and Updated on : 20 May 2024 Download eCourts Services App :
This service offers online access to district court information, including case details and court schedules. Users can track case progress and access other court-related services for district-level judicial proceedings.
Explore the eChallan digital enforcement solution by MoRTH for traffic and transport violations, offering online services for challan status and payment.
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Aug 9, 2024 · Currently, the virtual courts are handling cases pertaining only to traffic challan cases, which have not only reduced the costs of litigation but have also simplified the procedure for redressal of traffic challan cases.
Jul 28, 2023 · To access virtual court, head to “https://vcourts.gov.in/” using any web browser on your PC or mobile device. You’ll see a drop-down menu in front of “Settle your case online on virtual courts”. Select the state where your car, bike or other vehicle is registered and click on Proceed Now button.
Jul 18, 2023 · Introduced in 2021, virtual courts allow online payment of challans without physical appearances. Users can settle fines within 60 days via Parivahaan Seva, mParivahaan app, or Delhi Traffic Police website. Unsettled challans are transferred to virtual courts.
Dec 4, 2023 · Delhi High Court has introduced virtual traffic courts to expedite cases and facilitate online payment of fines. Since April 2019, over 2.1 crore traffic violation cases have been disposed of through virtual hearings. The system allows offenders to pay fines online or contest the notice.
