Car theft racket: Kol cops make third arrest in Bihar
The arrests were made during raids across Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar.
The probe began after Rajesh Singh of Haridevpur reported his newly hired driver, Mohit Kumar, missing along with his Mahindra Scorpio on June 2. GPS tracking revealed the car's last location in Asansol. Probe uncovered that Mohit used fake IDs and was part of an organised gang.
Police believe the suspects are members of a nation-wide racket. tnn
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Time of India
22-06-2025
- Time of India
Car theft racket: Kol cops make third arrest in Bihar
Kolkata: City cops, probing an inter-state car theft racket that used a fake driver recruitment platform to steal vehicles, arrested another man from Bihar — the third such arrest — on Saturday. The arrests were made during raids across Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar. The probe began after Rajesh Singh of Haridevpur reported his newly hired driver, Mohit Kumar, missing along with his Mahindra Scorpio on June 2. GPS tracking revealed the car's last location in Asansol. Probe uncovered that Mohit used fake IDs and was part of an organised gang. Police believe the suspects are members of a nation-wide racket. tnn
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