<h1>Truckers launch indefinite strike against electronic traffic fines demanding relief from aggressive penalty recovery processes</h1> Truckers in a western Indian state launched an indefinite strike protesting the electronic traffic fine system and demanding relief from aggressive recovery processes. The transporters' action committee cited mounting penalties and disruptive enforcement as key concerns. Their demands include stopping forceful fine recovery, canceling penalties older than six months, waiving existing fines, and reconsidering vehicle entry restrictions in metropolitan areas. The state government formed a ten-member committee to examine these issues within a month. Bus operators postponed joining the strike due to an upcoming religious festival. The strike follows earlier protests where transporters staged demonstrations before receiving government assurances for dialogue.