Lok Adalats will soon be held at seven locations in Delhi. This court is being held on October 25th, offering you the opportunity to seek relief from traffic fines. Yes, friends, there’s good news for those drivers in Delhi who have long-pending traffic fines. A National Lok Adalat is scheduled for October 25th, 2026, and you can settle your traffic fines at this event. This event is being organized by the Delhi State Legal Services Authority (DSLSA) and the Delhi Traffic Police, making it a significant opportunity for Delhi residents.
After hearing your cases, such as traffic fines, in the Lok Adalat, you will receive a discount on your fine as per the rules. You may also benefit from the possibility of some of your cases being settled for a lower amount.
Lok Adalat to be held on October 25th
The National Lok Adalat has been organized in Delhi, and it will be held not once but seven times on different days. Originally scheduled for October 10th, 2026, the Lok Adalat has now been postponed to October 25th. These guidelines have been issued by the Delhi Traffic Police and the DSLSA. The purpose of this event is to expedite the resolution of pending cases and provide relief to motorists through the legal process. This is a significant relief. Those with fines will now receive a waiver. So, if you also have a fine, you can also attend this Lok Adalat and receive a waiver on your traffic fine.
Hearings will be held at these seven locations in Delhi
The Delhi Traffic Police has organized the National Lok Adalat in Delhi. Arrangements have been made for these events in seven major district court complexes. Let’s take a look at where these events will be held.
- Tis Hazari Court
- Patiala House Court
- Saket Court
- Rohini Court
- Dwarka Court
- Karkardooma Court
- Rouse Avenue Court
According to media reports, these are the venues where hearings will take place, with the timings set between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Not all types of challans are included in the Lok Adalat. According to reports, this court only handles traffic challans issued until June 30, 2026.
In some cases, the challan amount may be reduced, and in others, it may be fully settled, following the prescribed legal process.
