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Lahore Motorcyclist Stopped With 2,354 Vehicles Registered in His Name

City Traffic Police say a motorcyclist stopped on Mall Road during a general checking drive was linked to 2,354 registered motorcycles, rickshaws and cars, along with 2,813 e-challans.

LAHORE: Traffic police say they found 2,354 motorcycles, rickshaws and cars registered in the name of a Lahore resident during a checking operation on Mall Road.

2,354 Vehicles Linked to One Registered Owner

According to City Traffic Police, wardens stopped a motorcyclist after noticing an allegedly tampered number plate during a general hold-up. A review of the vehicle’s ownership records reportedly linked the name Muhammad Usman to 2,354 vehicles.

Police said 2,813 e-challans had been issued against vehicles registered in his name for traffic violations. The outstanding fines were reported to total Rs2,866,900.

Motorcycle Impounded, Owner Sought

The motorcycle was impounded at Qila Gujjar Singh police station, while authorities said they were searching for the registered owner.

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