With the Supreme Court order banning the use of tinted glass and sun control films on all vehicles, city police commissioner A K Viswanathan has urged residents to remove them within three days.
``We will initiate action against those who continue to use sun control films and tinted glasses. Only plain glasses are accepted. Transparent films will not be entertained,'' he said. A fine ranging between Rs 100 and Rs 300 would be collected from each violator under Central Motor Vehicles Act, he said.
According to the commissioner, the ban is applicable to all vehicles including government and police vehicles. Exception would be given only in rare cases of extreme sensitivity and that too as per the provisions, he clarified. Police have already held talks with Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation and private bus operators to remove tinted glasses.
``We will initiate action against those who continue to use sun control films and tinted glasses. Only plain glasses are accepted. Transparent films will not be entertained,'' he said. A fine ranging between Rs 100 and Rs 300 would be collected from each violator under Central Motor Vehicles Act, he said.
According to the commissioner, the ban is applicable to all vehicles including government and police vehicles. Exception would be given only in rare cases of extreme sensitivity and that too as per the provisions, he clarified. Police have already held talks with Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation and private bus operators to remove tinted glasses.
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