Nanjangud Town Police Station who have seized a total of 34 vehicles during various operations in the year 2016-17 is lying in the premises of the Police Station as the owners have not taken back their vehicles despite the cases being closed. Vehicles will be given back to the owners as per the law. Owners of the seized vehicles are urged to produce all relevant documents pertaining to their vehicle, failing which the vehicles would be publicly auctioned and the money received through the auction would be deposited in the State Treasury, according to a press release.
Calling owners of seized vehicles
Nanjangud Town Police Station who have seized a total of 34 vehicles during various operations in the year 2016-17 is lying in the premises of the Police Station as the owners have…
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