2,600 penalised for using black films in Haryana

Chandigarh, April 10 In a week-long drive against the use of illegal black film on vehicles, the Haryana Police not only removed the film but also penalised drivers. The campaign, conducted from April 1 to 7 across the state, resulted...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:36 PM Apr 11, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, April 10

In a week-long drive against the use of illegal black film on vehicles, the Haryana Police not only removed the film but also penalised drivers. The campaign, conducted from April 1 to 7 across the state, resulted in challans issued to 2,600 drivers for using illegal window tinting.

Director General of Police (DGP) Shatrujeet Kapoor urged citizens to report vehicles with black film or motorcycles emitting loud noises by calling the Haryana Police helpline number 112 for immediate action.

Providing details on the campaign, Inspector General of Police (Traffic & Highways) Hardeep Doon said the police teams set up checkpoints across the state to identify and penalise vehicles with illegal window

tinting.

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