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CM Revanth Reddy suggests auto-debit for traffic violation challans Link the vehicle to bank account during registration and whenever a challan is issued, money shud be deducted He calls upon police to avoid imposing challans, regulate and create awareness. If challans are imposed don’t give discount

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