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Karachi Police Launch Crackdown on Illegal Number Plates

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Karachi police have announced a citywide crackdown on vehicles with illegal number plates.The operation aims to stop motorists from avoiding traffic fines.Authorities said the campaign will improve road discipline.They stressed that enforcement will be strict and consistent.

Additional Inspector General Javed Alam Odho announced the operation at a press conference.The crackdown will begin on Friday, 19 November 2025.It will target vehicles with fake, concealed, or altered registration numbers.Senior police and excise officials attended the briefing.

Meanwhile, Odho said the TRACS system has improved traffic management in Karachi.He said the public has given positive feedback on the system.However, monitoring showed some drivers were finding new ways to avoid e-challans.These methods included fake and hidden number plates.

Furthermore, Odho said the campaign will be a joint operation.District police, excise officials, and CPLC members will participate.Authorities will verify vehicle details using official excise records.Violating vehicles and motorcycles will be seized immediately.

Additionally, cases will be registered against offenders using illegal number plates.Motorists awaiting legal plates must carry valid receipts.Police will temporarily seize vehicles without proper registration.Action will also be taken against the illegal use of green number plates.

Read more : Islamabad Police Crack Down on Unlicensed Motorcyclists, Vehicles

The grace period for unlicensed motorcyclists in Islamabad has officially ended. On the first day of strict enforcement, police registered 24 FIRs for various traffic violations. Authorities launched a major crackdown against those riding without licences and ignoring traffic rules. Federal police sources confirmed active operations across the city to improve road safety. The campaign marks a tougher stance on reckless driving and non-compliance.

During the operation, police detained 532 motorcycles and 60 vehicles for violating traffic regulations. Over 2,200 tickets were issued in just one day. Among these, more than 1,100 were handed to motorcyclists. This reflects the high number of two-wheelers failing to follow rules. The effort is part of a broader strategy to bring order to city roads.

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