Hyderabad traffic police issued a fine of Rs.700 to the car of Tollywood actor Naga Chaitanya for flouting the tinted glass rule. The black film on the windscreen was later removed by the police.
At Jubilee Hills checkpoint, the traffic police were inspecting cars with black films when they spotted the actor’s car. When the police stopped the vehicle, the actor was inside.
Police subsequently filed a charge and fined Rs. 700 for violation of the law and removed the black film. The actor was later permitted to leave, according to the traffic police.
Police officers in Hyderabad have launched a special campaign to catch vehicles with black films and faulty number plates. A warning had been issued by the police about action against those violating the rule.
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The Southern part of the country is known for its all-black cars, which are very popular among actors. Similarly, Allu Arjun was stopped for the same reason and was also issued a challan as well.
Actors Allu Arjun and Kalyan Ram were stopped on several occasions for the challan. A number of other well-known personalities were stopped as well in the past.
In India, tinted windows are one of the most flouted rules. Although the laws regarding tinted windows are quite strict in metropolitan areas like Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai, many other cities allow motorists to protect themselves from the sun by using tinted windows.
It should be noted that Indian cars are not allowed to have aftermarket tinted windows under any circumstances. By doing this, the crimes occurring inside the vehicle would be visible to bystanders.
No Indian politician, including the Prime Minister, can use such sirens and flashers on their vehicles. Politicians also have previously been fined for such actions.
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