A safer Gorakhpur, built by its citizens
See something wrong on the road? Take a photo or just say it. Lok Suraksha sends your report to the right place, and your name is never shown.
One app, three jobs
What you can report
Traffic
No helmet, jumping a red light, triple riding, wrong side. Police check it, issue the challan, and you get rewarded.
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Urgent cases like hit-and-run or a fight go to 112. Broken lights, waterlogging and garbage go to Nagar Nigam.
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For women: silent SOS, safer e-rickshaw rides, a map of unsafe spots, and helplines.
Learn moreFrom report to challan
How your report becomes a challan
Every challan is issued by a police officer. The app only gets the evidence to them.
- Take a photo or videoUse the app to take a live photo. Place and time are added automatically.
- Say what happenedSpeak in Hindi or Bhojpuri. No typing needed.
- The app checks itIs the number plate clear? Is the photo live? Has someone already reported this?
- A police officer reviews itA police officer looks at the evidence and decides if a challan is due.
- Challan in police’s nameThe vehicle owner never sees your name. The challan comes from the police.
- Monthly rewardsOnce the challan is confirmed you earn points, and rewards at the end of the month.
Why it matters
The rules exist. Follow-through is missing.
People die on our roads every day, and crores of rupees in challans go unpaid. When citizens, police and Nagar Nigam look out together, a city can change.
people died in road accidents in UP in 2024.
Source: ETV Bharat, 22 Jan 2026e-challans were issued in UP in 2024. Rs 2,386 crore of them is still unpaid.
Source: Lok Sabha reply, reported by Dainik Bhaskar UP, 29 Sept 2026The Supreme Court ordered recovery of unpaid e-challans.
Source: LiveLaw, 1 Oct 2026The app is coming soon
Starting in Gorakhpur. Want to get involved or have a question? Write to us.