Thar Vehicle Fined Over ₹30,000 in Mewat for No Number Plate, Black Film, and Illegal Modifications

Mewat, Haryana: Police in Mewat have taken strict action against traffic rule violators, issuing a fine of more than ₹30,000 to the owner of a Thar vehicle found violating multiple traffic regulations. The move is being seen as a strong warning to those driving vehicles without proper documentation or with illegal modifications.

According to police officials, the action was carried out as part of a special traffic enforcement drive launched in the region following repeated complaints about modified vehicles and traffic violations. During the checking campaign, a Thar SUV was stopped by the police for inspection.

Multiple Traffic Violations Detected

During the inspection, officers found several violations on the Thar vehicle. The vehicle was reportedly moving without a number plate, which is a serious offense under the Motor Vehicles Act.

Additionally, the vehicle windows were covered with black film, which is banned under traffic safety rules due to visibility and security concerns. Police also discovered that the vehicle had unauthorized modifications, which are not permitted without proper approval from authorities.

Considering all these violations, the police issued a challan exceeding ₹30,000 and warned the vehicle owner against repeating such offenses.

Police Issue Strict Warning to Vehicle Owners

Police officials stated that strict monitoring will continue across Mewat to ensure compliance with traffic rules. Authorities emphasized that actions will be taken against:

Vehicles running without number plates Use of black films on windows Illegal vehicle modifications Other violations of traffic safety rules Officials urged residents to follow all traffic regulations to avoid heavy fines and legal action.

Correct Your Mistakes While There Is Still Time Police Say

Police also issued a public warning stating that drivers should immediately correct illegal modifications and remove black films from their vehicles. Authorities warned that stricter enforcement drives will continue in the coming days, and violators may face vehicle seizure along with heavy penalties.

The action highlights the administration’s commitment to improving road safety and maintaining law and order in the region.