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**Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Govt to Expand E-Fine System**
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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government is taking a major step towards digital governance! After a successful pilot program, the province is expanding its E-Fine system across all relevant departments. This move aims to streamline government affairs and promote e-governance throughout KP.
Initially rolled out in Peshawar, Abbottabad, Dera Ismail Khan, and Swat, the E-Fine system has already proven its worth. In Peshawar, an impressive 4,201 out of 4,219 fines (challans) were paid through the system. Dera Ismail Khan and Swat saw 36 and 875 challans paid, respectively, and Abbottabad reported 282 out of 289 challans paid online.
The provincial government has instructed all relevant departments to get on board with the E-Fine system, ensuring a fully digitized revenue collection process.
This digital initiative has already generated over Rs30 million in revenue. This highlights its effectiveness in improving transparency, accountability, and overall departmental performance.
The E-Fine System offers significant convenience to citizens. No more tedious trips to government offices to pay fines! This saves everyone valuable time and resources. Building on this positive impact, the government plans to extend the system to every department that issues fines, creating a seamless and efficient experience for all residents.
To make this happen, the government will create a coordinated system between departments and develop a clear, timeline-based implementation plan. This ensures the E-Fine System will be rolled out across the province quickly and efficiently, significantly boosting the government’s digital governance efforts.