Bengaluru City, Karnataka: In a major breakthrough against organized vehicle fraud, the South-East Division Police, Bengaluru, successfully dismantled a racket involved in obtaining valuable second-hand luxury cars through deception, creating fake Registration Certificates (RCs), and illegally selling the vehicles.
Acting on a meticulous investigation, the police arrested the accused involved in the fraudulent operation and recovered eight luxury cars with an estimated market value of ₹1.74 crore. The seizure dealt a significant blow to the vehicle fraud network operating in the area.
The operation showcased the investigative skills, coordinated efforts, and prompt action of the officers and staff, ensuring that the organized fraud was uncovered and valuable property was recovered before further misuse.
Recognizing the outstanding performance of the investigation team, the Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru (CPBlr) commended the officers and staff for their exemplary work in exposing the fake RC racket and protecting the public from financial fraud.
The successful operation underscores the Bengaluru Police’s commitment to combating organized crime, safeguarding vehicle owners from fraudulent activities, and maintaining the integrity of the vehicle registration system through intelligence-led policing.
Our Citizen Reporter – Karnataka
R. Raj Kumar
