Mangaluru: Crackdown on tinted car windows - 223 cases booked, Rs 1.11 lac fine collected


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, June 3: In a bid to curb traffic violations and enhance public safety, the Mangaluru city police launched a special joint operation on June 2 and 3 targeting vehicles with tinted windows and black films in violation of the Motor Vehicles Act.

The operation was carried out by teams from the city traffic police and law and order units across Mangaluru Commissionerate limits. A total of 223 cases were registered against owners and drivers of vehicles found using black film or tinted glass. Fines amounting to Rs 1,11,500 were collected during the drive.

In addition to imposing fines, the police also removed the illegal tint films and stickers from the windshields and windows of the 223 vehicles and issued warnings to the offenders. Educational instructions were provided to ensure compliance with legal requirements going forward.

Further, on June 3, the city police organised a meeting at the Commissioner’s office and police stations with owners of car showrooms, accessory shops, garages, and sticker outlets operating within the commissionerate jurisdiction.

During the session, participants were informed about the Supreme Court order prohibiting the use of additional tint on vehicle glass, as such modifications can be misused for illegal activities. Shop owners were instructed not to install tinted films on customers' vehicles.

Police have confirmed that this special enforcement drive will continue in the coming days.

  

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  • Shrideep, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 05 2025

    For cars below 10 lacks 0% tint is allowed ..for cars below 20 lacks 10% tint is allowed...and cars which are above that price range is case specific..Rich /Politicians cars are allowed with 100% tint. Same rules applies for LED head lamps also...Fine and rules are only for middle class people...

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  • Shashi, manglore

    Wed, Jun 04 2025

    how much percentage is allowed then???

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  • suhail, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 04 2025

    The above rule is applicaple for cars cost below 10 lacks middle class family , there are 1000 of Luxury cars tines 100% , have you ever seen this cars get towed or tints removed...

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  • Peacelover, Jeddah Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Jun 04 2025

    One of the most common and dangerous traffic violations we see on our roads today is two-wheelers riding in the opposite direction, especially on busy highways and city roads. This reckless behavior endangers not only the rider’s life but also the lives of fellow drivers. Sadly, it has become so common that it seems as if proper training and awareness were never given while issuing driving licenses. This must stop immediately. The traffic police need to take strict and consistent action to curb this bad practice and ensure our roads are safe for everyone.

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  • NS Shetty, Surathkal

    Wed, Jun 04 2025

    Good move.... Same should be done for Blaring horns n Blinking Lights .. Number plates cannot be read at night.. Powerful Halogen lamps should be removed too.. Make driving safer...

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  • ma.sa, karkala

    Wed, Jun 04 2025

    Police have to do coolie work removing stickers for Rs.500/- What a joke. The police collect Rs.500/- for not wearing helmet without any coolie work.

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  • Pandu, Mukka

    Tue, Jun 03 2025

    Good job, city police must also fine those car accessories shops which install such films.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, INDIA

    Tue, Jun 03 2025

    A lot happens behind tinted glasses, which is why police in many countries remove the tinted film and impose fines—otherwise, all sorts of illegal activities will keep going on without the fear of law.

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