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Inter-state gang of vehicle lifters busted, 5 held, 9 cars recovered

Monitor News Bureau by Monitor News Bureau
Mar. 13, 2020 Updated 1:20 am. IST
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Srinagar, March 12: Police on Thursday claimed to have busted an interstate gang of vehicle lifters by arresting five persons and recovered nine vehicles from them.

Addressing a press conference Muhammad Sulaiman Chowdhary said that acting on a reliable information that some persons are involved in illegal selling of SUV’S and Cars in the areas of Narbal, Parimpora at a price much lesser to the actual cost of vehicles by way of luring and duping general public of their legitimate money and selling suspicious stolen vehicles.

“Subsequently, case FIR No. 16/2020 under relevant sections of law was registered at PS Parimpora and investigation was initiated.

During the course of investigation, 05 accused were arrested and 09 vehicles were recovered which were stolen from different states of the Country. The vehicles were recovered from different locations of Srinagar, Budgam, Baramulla and Bandipora,” he said.

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The arrested individuals have been identified as Mohammad Ayub Dar @Ayub Ganastan resident of Ganastan Sumbal, Mohammad Ayub Khan resident of Gondipora Beerwah, Sameer Ahmad Wani resident of Ohangam Beerwah, Liyaqat Ali Dar resident of Chanabal Pattan and Mohammad Younis Rather resident of Nasrullahpora Budgam. However one accused identified as Hilal Ahmad Lone resident of Wanigam Pattan is absconding and yet to be arrested.

The modus operandi of the lifters was to lift these vehicles, identify similar vehicles operating in different parts of country with a genuine owner and get a duplicate registration number plate fixed on these stolen vehicles to make them appear similar to existing registered genuine vehicles so as to misguide the law enforcing agencies as well as general public, he said, adding Further investigation into the matter is in progress.Meanwhile, police appealed the general public not to buy any suspicious vehicles from unauthorized dealers/persons and buy only after proper verification from the Police and RTO’s concerned.

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