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Originally Posted by akshay1234 Like what?
I don't oppose the rule of 50%, but I think this is a sorry excuse to curb crime. So crimes happen in houses too, does that mean everyone should have glass front doors so outsiders can see in and help in case of a crime?
There are other places in the US where cops don't bother you for 20% tints
The road is a public place, but is your vehicle? I don't think so. |
Sadly cops seem to think everything is their property once you are on the road. a traffic cop stopped me for not having worn my seatbelt in the middle of the road. Ok accepted I was at fault. But then i had to talk sense to him that is should park the car on the left side instead of inconveniencing other cars who almost nearly banged into my vehicle. one mistake of yours and the cops are ready to pounce on you. I hope they pounce on rapists and other criminals also instead of turning a blind eye to them Quote:
Originally Posted by Vid6639 Not opposing the rule but I think the first thing should be to enforce this on yellow board vehicles like Tempo Travellers, Sumos and indicas. See how it goes and then enforce on private cars.
This type of blanket rule will lead to one thing only. Private car owners will be fined and milked by the cops whereas the actual offending vehicles will be running with dark tints scot free thanks to the big travel agencies having connection with the cops and drivers of cabs will be as arrogant as noone can touch them. |
:clap very rightly said sir. And private car owners are actually atms for them. As they know they cant extract cash from cabbies as such. Quote:
Originally Posted by fast&furious Activities like prostitution, kidnapping, attack on civilians, carriage of illegal goods (even drugs) etc etc Vehicles with tinted glass involve in crime in Manipur | PaoDom.Net
How can you compare a moving vehicle on the road and a house? Road is a public place. House is not.
The 70% law is still there and they are not complaining.
I just wanted to mention that this is not the first time a rule like this has been established. If people in New York can adjust, so can people in Delhi. |
Btw even police vehicles also have tinted windows which have no "transparency" whatsoever.
The only proper way to enforce this rule in India is to disallow tinting of any sort(which is ridiculous) so that there is no grey area between the black and white of the judgement cause it is with the help of these grey areas that such rulings become a harassment for the ordinary citizen.
The bypass to this law can be the use of curtains for the same illegal purposes. There is no restriction on those right?!
And if a criminal is carrying illegal goods or drugs i think they would be doing that in the boot of the car rather than keep it open to the public eye in the passenger compartment of the car.
Anyways one has to experience first hand this sort of harassment to know what its like to shell out money and self respect just because of some silly tints.
Last edited by Parthasarathig : 29th April 2012 at 13:41.
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