Pending traffic chaalan

Dear Sir,
There are remote chances of such cases against you since the dealing was not between you and the purchaser. The dealer is responsible to settle the matter and the buyer is supposed to contact the dealer and not you.

Dear Client,
An owner of a vehicle whose name appears in the challan is liable to pay a traffic challan. When you deal with the matter with a third-party agent and pay him the challan amount, you should take up the matter with the car dealer. Any outstanding traffic challans, even if they are not yet overdue, are considered liabilities associated with the vehicle's registration. These liabilities need to be resolved before the vehicle's ownership can be transferred. Once the ownership is transferred, the new owner becomes responsible for any future violations and their associated challans. The RTO wants to ensure that the previous owner is not burdened with liabilities after the transfer. This prevents the new owner from inheriting liabilities related to past violations and ensures that the RTO's records are accurate. So, in the given situation, serving a legal notice to the car dealer, you can file a money recovery suit against the Car dealer. You can also make a complaint against the dealer for deficiency in service and unfair trade practice before the Consumer Forum, claiming a refund of money paid against the pending challan and compensation for harassment. If required, consult or hire an Advocate to navigate the issue in the right way.