Missed the September Lok Adalat in Delhi? Here’s When You Can Clear Traffic Challans Next

The National Lok Adalat held on September 13, 2025, gave Delhi residents an opportunity to settle pending traffic challans with reduced fines or full waivers. If you missed it, don’t worry, the next Lok Adalat session in Delhi is scheduled for December 13, 2025.
National Lok Adalat 2025 Schedule
The Lok Adalat is held four times a year across India, including Delhi. Here’s the full 2025 schedule:
| Event | Date |
| 1st National Lok Adalat | March 8, 2025 |
| 2nd National Lok Adalat | May 10, 2025 |
| 3rd National Lok Adalat | September 13, 2025 |
| 4th National Lok Adalat | December 13, 2025 |
These recurring sessions ensure that those who miss one round have another chance to resolve their cases.
Where Are Lok Adalat Hearings Held in Delhi?
Lok Adalat cases are heard at various courts and tribunals, including:
1. District Courts:
- Tis Hazari
- Patiala House
- Rohini
- Saket
- Dwarka
- Karkardooma
- Rouse Avenue
2. Other Venues:
- Delhi High Court
- Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions
- Debt Recovery Tribunals
- Permanent Lok Adalats
Traffic Violations You Can Settle at Lok Adalat
If you’ve received a challan for a minor traffic offence, you can get it resolved during the Lok Adalat. Eligible offences include:
- Not wearing a helmet or seatbelt
- Overspeeding
- Wrong or illegal parking
- No valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate
- Jumping traffic signals
- Driving without a license or fitness certificate
What Cases Are NOT Covered by Lok Adalat?
More serious offences are excluded from Lok Adalat proceedings, such as:
- Drunk driving
- Hit-and-run cases
- Fatal accidents due to negligent driving
- Underage driving
- Illegal street racing or use of vehicles in criminal activities
- Cases already under trial in regular courts
Also Read: Lok Adalat 2025: Traffic Challans Eligible for Waiver or Reduction on September 13
Conclusion
The Lok Adalat system offers a quick, affordable, and citizen-friendly alternative to traditional court proceedings. Whether it’s a long-pending challan or a minor dispute, these sessions allow you to settle matters without the stress of formal litigation.
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Published on: Oct 17, 2025, 12:02 PM IST

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