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Delhi Traffic Police Lok Adalat Date 2026: When is Next Hearing? Check Date, Challan Slip Download, Token Booking, Eligibility, Documents, Settlement Details & More

Delhi Traffic Police Lok Adalat Date 2026: When is Next Hearing? Check Date, Challan Slip Download, Token Booking, Eligibility, Documents, Settlement Details & More
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The Delhi Traffic Police Lok Adalat 2026 is scheduled to take place on Sunday, October 25, 2026, allowing eligible vehicle owners to settle pending traffic challans and notices. The date was changed from the earlier schedule, according to the official Delhi Traffic Police website.

The authorities have also announced that eligible Lok Adalat challan slips can be downloaded from October 19 onwards. However, vehicle owners should check the official portal for eligibility, token availability, and the latest instructions before making arrangements to attend the hearing.

Delhi Traffic Police Lok Adalat Date 2026

The next Lok Adalat for eligible Delhi traffic challans will be held on October 25, 2026. The session is intended to help eligible motorists resolve compoundable traffic violations through the Lok Adalat process.

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Here are the important dates and details:

  • Lok Adalat date: October 25, 2026

  • Day: Sunday

  • Challan slip download date: October 19, 2026 onwards

  • Daily download limit: Up to 50,000 challans/notices

  • Overall download capacity: 2,00,000 challans/notices

  • Official website: traffic.delhipolice.gov.in

The download facility is subject to the daily and overall capacity limits announced by the Delhi Traffic Police. Motorists should check the portal promptly rather than waiting until the last minute.

Delhi Lok Adalat 2026: Why Was the Date Changed?

The Delhi Traffic Police revised the Lok Adalat schedule, with the hearing previously planned for September 12 and subsequently deferred to October 10. The new date is October 25, 2026.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 19, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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