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Mangaluru: Police chief asks to remove govt insignia, tint on glasses from vehicles

  •   Sun, Aug 25 2019 09:02:13 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS) 

Mangaluru, Aug 25: Cíty commissioner of police Harsha has asked the citizens of the city to remove any insignia on their vehicles that resembles government department logo, wrong stickers and also the tint on glasses. 

This information was given through a tweet on the account of city police by Harsha on August 24. 

The tweet from the CP says, "Lot of cases of wrong stickers and boards bearing resemblance to government insignia is being noticed.. appeal all citizens to remove any such boards and also illegal tinted glasses in vehicles.. a special drive soon to bring defaulters to book." 

Many citizens have welcomed the initiative taken by the Commissioner of Police.
  

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  • Shyama Shastry, Puttur

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    Really a good initiative.
    But a small doubt Sir,
    as a common man if I find any such vehicle should I inform police ? If yes, whom should I contact ? Because most of such vehicles are high end vehicle . . !!

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  • Rijju, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 27 2019

    Send pictures of those vehicles to Mangalore city traffic police watsapp account @ 9480802303

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  • Chandra, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    There are still more vehicle are running with tinted glasses and most of the card registeared in Kerala RTO are running in Mangalore.whenever we notice with dark colour glasses we inform this RTO. Necessary action had to be taken

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  • Minu, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    Very good work Sir. I wish you all the best and may prosper and achieve success.

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  • dylan, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    There are so many cars in Mangalore with tinted glasses, most of them are high end cars were the police not even stop such vehicles.

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  • Godfrey D'Souza, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    This had been announced many years ago but not enforced strictly. Stickers which don't resemble government insignia are okay but the authorities should ensure dark tinted film on the vehicle. I've seen many fancy vehicles sporting dark tinted films going around the city with impunity. Most of them are registered outside Karnataka. Please deal them with a firm hand.

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  • Lawrence Fernandes, Mangalore / Dubai

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    Very good thinking. Also kindly keep more traffic police officers near Zebra crossings. People find very difficult to cross the road. Try to fine heavily to the vehicles of the drivers who do not stop.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangaluru

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    Good step to ensure better security and nab the miscreants as well.

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    To prove competency, the police department should arrest the kingpins of drug mafia in the district and block the inflow of drugs to the city.
    Order to remove stickers seems to be silly!!!

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  • Sunder, Udupi

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    Fine tinted glass vehicles 10,000/-

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  • Felix, Bejai ,Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 25 2019

    Atleast one year jail.

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