[darklord]

Originally Posted by fast&furious

So atleast in Kerala, it seems that if you have sunfilms with legal VLT, you are safe!

It will be all good in paper. Once you are stopped, be prepared to say goodbye to a few Gandhijis or worse, your sun film.

Originally Posted by coolclouds

As per another news, KL DGP confirmed that no vehicle will be stopped for sun control film checking. They will first spread awareness and then start fining Rs. 100 per instance. Repeat offenders will have to release the vehicle through court.

One on side, I am hoping they would use the school kids (student police) as they are now doing to spread awareness first. On the practical side though, the same DGP issued a circular earlier outlining police conduct during traffic checks. Did any one thing get implemented in real time? So, I am going to keep a few hundred bucks extra all time from now on.

Originally Posted by Irish

This news about Gurgaon was shared Yesterday that there will be 25 police teams for implementing this order in Gurgaon. Gurgaon Police is also becoming very active after recent increase in crime graph.

One assumes that such diligence and resource allocation to real policing would not have brought us to the current order in the first place. Sad.

[asdon]

Originally Posted by darklord

So, I am going to keep a few hundred bucks extra all time from now on.

I don't think you need to pay more than once, because if they stop you, they will take both Gandhiji & Sunfilm.

[faithless_1984]

Found this page on FB - https://www.facebook.com/movementagainstsc

Well am not removing the tints so soon ,i don't wanna get roasted in this heat.
Why stereotype a person having dark tints ? Whats the harm in wanting a little privacy on our busy roads ?

[darklord]

Originally Posted by asdon

I don't think you need to pay more than once, because if they stop you, they will take both Gandhiji & Sunfilm.

Nah. The first time, Gandhiji will "buy" me time to remove the film on my own. I don't have to draw you a diagram; after all, we are living in India.

[Desmosedici]

So instead of paying to your accessory store guys to remove your tints, you are paying the cop to do the same albeit in a non professional manner though.

[.anshuman]

Originally Posted by spadix

I was told INR 1000 (yes, one thousand).

The fine is 100 bucks for dark tints but you might to remove the film before you can get your papers back.

EDIT: Just checked it's 1000 bucks

[arjun_crsce]

Originally Posted by .anshuman

The fine is 100 bucks for dark tints but you might to remove the film before you can get your papers back.

No, first offence is 1000 and subsequent 2000

58 Use of dark tinted film/window glasses r.100(2)/ 190(2) 1000.00 2000.00
Untitled Page

[sumeethaldankar]

It seems bhpian spadix was fined.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-d...ml#post2766883

[Abhinav.Daos]

Saw a lot of people being fined near IGI airport and vehicles being impounded if people argued.

[bluevolt]

Originally Posted by spadix

Got caught and fined at a junction where I've never seen a single cop in over 8 months.

Originally Posted by .anshuman

EDIT: Just checked it's 1000 bucks

Can someone confirm what's the exact fine amount? 1000 or 100? I am too afraid to take my car out, used my bike today!

[arjun_crsce]

Originally Posted by bluevolt

Can someone confirm what's the exact fine amount? 1000 or 100? I am too afraid to take my car out, used my bike today!

Check rule no 58 on this link.. Untitled Page

[RadiantKarma]

Originally Posted by bluevolt

Can someone confirm what's the exact fine amount? 1000 or 100? I am too afraid to take my car out, used my bike today!

The fine amount would depend on traffic police jurisdiction. It's Rs. 1000/- for Gurgaon as per Untitled Page

Here are the details of penalties for Delhi
Delhi Traffic Police, New Delhi (India) - Offences and Penalties of Delhi Traffic Police

Look up item#39 for tinted glass. It says Rs. 100/-.

[shalini_g]

Not seen cops checking in Bangalore (electronics city side). Lot of vehicles in our company is still with sun films. Not sure whether to remove or not ?

[Parthasarathig]

Originally Posted by shalini_g

Not seen cops checking in Bangalore (electronics city side). Lot of vehicles in our company is still with sun films. Not sure whether to remove or not ?

In bangalore not yet started as such any drive by the cops. Travelled in south bangalore today (in an auto) even saw full blacked out cars parked right in front of police stations but noone was checking all that.
Hardly people are aware of this ruling other than us bhp-ians. My friends and colleagues had no idea about this at all.

Btw just read on the facebook link provided above regarding protest against the judgement that sun film companies had a heated argument today with Kapil Sibal and are going to file a PIL and a petition against this judgement. As posted on that facebook page. Please share that link people. They are posting updates as they come.

Heres the link shared above too

https://m.facebook.com/movementagain...943518543&_rdr

[bluevolt]

Originally Posted by arjun_crsce

Check rule no 58 on this link.. Untitled Page

Originally Posted by RadiantKarma

The fine amount would depend on RTO. It's Rs. 1000/- for Gurgaon as per Untitled Page

Here are the details of penalties for Delhi
Delhi Traffic Police, New Delhi (India) - Offences and Penalties of Delhi Traffic Police

Look up item#39 for tinted glass. It says Rs. 100/-.

Thanks,

1000 rupees is too much!

Now I have one stupid query, Will Gurgaon cops stop my Delhi registered car? If yes then Can I escape the 1000 rupee fine by telling them that I am a visitor and not a resident? I know there are 'N' numbers of DL cars in Gurgaon and vice versa!

Or better option will be to remove Sun films . I am ready to wait and watch but can't give 1000 Rupees as a fine!

And is this page any reliable? https://www.facebook.com/movementagainstsc?filter=1

Quoting from this page

Breaking News :- Garware , 3M , V Kool managers just had a meeting with Mr.Kapil Sibbal in New Delhi one hour ago . The meeting ended on a hot argument & the companies are saying their dealers & the customers not to worry . According to our sources A formal PIL petition is going to be filed against this decision on MONDAY morning in Supreme Court Of India. We will keep you updated, We are in contact with all companies & Ministry ..but until then please keep spreading & Sharing the page wherever you can .. !!