<p>The Bangalore traffic police have extended the deadline to remove sun films from window screens of cars, to June 5.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“We have decided to extend the deadline as the public and several organisations have requested us to stretch the deadline to June 5,” said City Police CommissionerB G Jyothiprakash Mirji, on Thursday.<br /><br />The move comes in the wake of the Supreme Court order that prohibits use of sun films or any Visual Light Transmission material on safety glasses, windscreens and side glasses of all vehicles throughout the country.<br /><br />The City police had earlier set May 19 as the deadline.<br /><br />After June 5, a fine of Rs 300 will be slapped on drivers for violating the rule. Motorists will have to cough up Rs 500 for committing the offence a second time. If the act is repeated for the third time, the police will seize the vehicle.</p>
<p>The Bangalore traffic police have extended the deadline to remove sun films from window screens of cars, to June 5.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“We have decided to extend the deadline as the public and several organisations have requested us to stretch the deadline to June 5,” said City Police CommissionerB G Jyothiprakash Mirji, on Thursday.<br /><br />The move comes in the wake of the Supreme Court order that prohibits use of sun films or any Visual Light Transmission material on safety glasses, windscreens and side glasses of all vehicles throughout the country.<br /><br />The City police had earlier set May 19 as the deadline.<br /><br />After June 5, a fine of Rs 300 will be slapped on drivers for violating the rule. Motorists will have to cough up Rs 500 for committing the offence a second time. If the act is repeated for the third time, the police will seize the vehicle.</p>
