Ah, beta, you can check and pay your e-challan on the Parivahan website or the state traffic police portal, but to contest it, you usually must visit the issuing authority in person. It only goes to court if you ignore it for too long and the notice period lapses. Speaking from my own experience, with a truck's logbook full of these digital slips from Gujarat to Punjab, paying promptly is better. A driver's time is his income, and going to court means losing a week's work—that’s a fee more costly than any fine.
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