Noida: Gautam Budh Nagar Police on Friday claimed to have damaged the gang of thieves between countries with the arrest of two people who stole two-wheeled and selling them in other countries.
The police have restored 20 two-wheeled from their ownership.
According to the police, the defendant has been identified as Salman, a resident of Mathura and Sumit Chand, a Delhi resident.
“On Friday, the team from the Sector Police Office 24 in which conducted a routine examination at the Sector Roundabout 12-22, when the suspect’s vehicle was stopped.
Both of them failed to show vehicle documents and detained.
The bicycle was found stolen,” Ranvijay Singh, Deputy Police Commissioner additional, Noida said.
During sustainable interrogation, they revealed about 19 two-wheeled ones.
“The defendant revealed that they used to steal a motorcycle from Delhi NCR and handed it to Sanjay Arora, the original population of Hisar in Haryana.
Arora used to change the chassis number, number plate and vehicle machine number and sell vehicles in various countries,” said Singh.Police said That gang has been active since 2012 and has sold more than 100 vehicles.
“Apart from Arora, the involvement of other legs identified as the door was also revealed.
The confiscated vehicles will also be submitted to Arora,” ADCP said.
The defendant was paid a large number in return from Arora and was happy to have a luxurious lifestyle.
“The defendant enjoys stealing and wants to make money quickly.
The defendant will break the vehicle key in seconds and escape with them.
They continue to change their existence to avoid catching.
We contacted Haryana Polda to Nab Arora and the door,” said Singh.
Arrested accused of Sumit has 12 cases against him while Salman has 8 cases against his name.
The police have restored 20 wheels, two fake number plates and three hooks, which they use to break the key.