Juvenile Justice Bill

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were tinted glasses not banned before this incident in delhi ? I do remember those glasses were banned in Varanasi for more than 10yrs ago. Even if you roam with dashboard cam in Varanasi, police can stop you and can interrogate you.
Coming to last line agar kisi ko pata hai ki koi uska kuch nhi bigaad sakta to wo insaan koi bhi galat kaam karne ke pahle 1 baar bhi nhi sochega.
 
70% visibility was required. After the incident they were banned completely. Spent 7K on 3M tints (meeting the requirements at that time) for my car just a few months before the incident. Was not amused really. Plus the fact that the AC on Linea was awful... No such problem on my Grand. I also use magnetic panels to cover the glasses within Gurgaon. Have to remove them when travelling to Delhi because it attracts attention of traffic police otherwise.

Apparently, cops/people cannot see through car windows with 70% visibility. Insane. The incident happened in a bus. Unless you make the bus transparent, no one is going to notice what's going on inside a bus. (Maybe from another bus running side by side).
 
Funny thing. I had no problem traveling to Delhi with 70% tints. But got caught within 200 meters of entering Chandigarh because of my outstation number. Every second car with CH number had tints. But since I was an outsider... it made sense to catch me.
 
lol. noida itself is pretty bad. you can actually find out that you have crossed delhi border by the way people drive in noida.
 
yes lots of people drive/ride very rough.Unlike Delhi police UP police is bit lazy also most of the Chaurahas don't have CCTV installed so if you manage to escape policeman, nobody can catch you
 
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