Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar on Friday announced the formation of a comprehensive committee to address issues related to the e-challan system, saying that if a revision in fines is deemed necessary, the government will amend the law accordingly. He stressed that public convenience and justice remain the government’s top priorities.

Speaking during a session of the Sindh Assembly, the home minister addressed objections raised by the opposition leader regarding the e-challan system. He said all stakeholders would be taken on board as the government works to improve the system, which is being rolled out in phases in Hyderabad and other districts to modernise traffic management.

Lanjar clarified that the purpose of issuing challans is not to increase fines but to promote traffic a

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