The Siddarthanagar Traffic Police have proposed to auction seized two-wheelers and autorickshaws which are lying unclaimed in the Police Station for long. As the owners of these vehicles have remained untraced for months, the Police have proposed to auction the vehicles after obtaining permission of the Court. In this backdrop, the Police have asked the vehicle owners to submit the documents and get the vehicles released. If not, the Police will go ahead with the auction of the unclaimed vehicles, according to a press release. For details, call Ph: 0821-2418527/2418339.
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The Siddarthanagar Traffic Police have proposed to auction seized two-wheelers and autorickshaws which are lying unclaimed in the Police Station for long. As the owners of these vehicles have remained untraced for…
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Published October 9, 2020 · 1 min read
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