Gang that used forged papers to buy cars on loan busted

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Govindpura police have busted an interstate gang of fraudsters involved in availing vehicles on loan using forged documents, arrested two gang members and recovered vehicles worth Rs 50 lakh.

Police acted swiftly acting on complaint made by Prince Sachdeva regarding Ramdayal Meena and Imran who duped Toyota Financial Services India Limited by providing forged documents to avail vehicle on loan.

The two were nabbed and in the investigation accused revealed details of Devendra Rajput, Tejpal and Shukar Singh of Jaipur who are absconding and team would be dispatched to nab the accused.

Police registered a case under sections 420, 467, 468,471 and 34 of the IPC and nabbed the accused.

Police have recovered 1 Urban Cruiser bearing registration number MP04 EA6113,  Maruti Suzuki Brezza car bearing registration number MP04EA6279, Innova car without number and a motorcycle Bajaj City 100 Finance from Bajaj Company in bearing registration number MP04VB3747 and 6 fake Aadhaar car

The total cost of vehicles is about `50 lakh. The accused have been for three cases in Rajasthan, Imran was released on November 2020 and after he returned Bhopal he started committing crimes.

Interestingly the nabbed accused have took three houses on rent in Bhopal and have produced forged ownership documents of the three houses which have been recovered from their possession.

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