The Saharsa Collectorate has issued a public announcement regarding the auction of seized and unclaimed vehicles. The auction is being conducted to dispose of vehicles lying in custody for long periods. Interested bidders are invited to participate as per the rules and conditions set by the administration.
Total Vehicles: 102
Cars/4-Wheelers: 22
Two-Wheelers (Motorcycles, Scooters, Mopeds): 80
Vehicle brands include Maruti, Tata, Mahindra, Hyundai, Hero, Honda, Bajaj, and TVS.
Reserve prices range from ₹500 for scrap-condition vehicles to over ₹65,000 for certain cars and motorcycles.
Vehicles will be sold on an “as-is, where-is” basis.
Participants must be present at the auction venue on the specified date and time.
A deposit (10–20% of the reserve value) must be submitted before bidding.
The highest bidder will need to pay the full amount within the prescribed period.
Buyers will be responsible for registration, insurance, and fitness formalities.
Includes Maruti Alto, WagonR, Tata Indica, Hyundai cars, jeeps, and auto-rickshaws.
Reserve prices vary between ₹20,000 and ₹93,000, depending on condition.
Comprises Hero Splendor, HF Deluxe, Passion, Honda Activa, CB Shine, Bajaj Pulsar, Platina, TVS Star City, and others.
Reserve prices range from ₹3,000 to ₹45,000.
Last Date for Vehicle Inspection: 24th September 2025
Auction Date: 1st October 2025
Time: From 11:00 AM onwards
Venue: Saharsa Collectorate Campus (Seizure Yard)
Carry valid identification proof.
Payments must be made through Demand Draft or Banker’s Cheque.
Vehicles are sold without warranty of registration clearance or fitness certification.
Participation
Any interested person can take part in the auction by being present at the specified place, date, and time.
Reserve Price
The amount mentioned in Column 6 of the auction list is the minimum reserve price of each vehicle.
Bids below this amount will not be accepted.
Auction Process
Vehicles will be auctioned one by one.
A new vehicle will be auctioned only after the previous one’s process is completed.
Application Form
Bidders must fill and submit the declaration form before participating.
Advance Deposit (अग्रधन)
To bid, participants must deposit 20% of the reserve price as advance.
The last dates for advance deposit are:
For first round: 15.09.2025 (5:00 PM)
For remaining vehicles: 22.09.2025 (5:00 PM)
For further rounds: 04.10.2025 (5:00 PM)
If bidding for multiple vehicles, separate deposits must be made for each.
Deposit must be in Cash/Bank Draft in the name of Assistant Commissioner, Excise, Saharsa.
Unsuccessful bidders will get their deposit refunded.
Payment by Successful Bidder
The highest bidder must pay the entire bid amount immediately in one installment.
If they fail, the next highest bidder will be considered successful.
Forfeiture
If the successful bidder fails to pay, their advance deposit will be seized.
Additionally, the successful bidder must pay 3% extra charge to the BSBCL account.
Vehicle Inspection
It is assumed that participants have inspected the vehicles before bidding.
After handing over the vehicle, no complaints regarding defects will be entertained.
Government Employee Restriction
Employees/officers of Saharsa Collectorate, related offices, Police Superintendent’s office, and other government employees cannot participate in the auction.
Registration & Legal Formalities
The auction authority is not responsible for vehicle registration after sale.
Buyers must complete this on their own.
Auctioneer’s Right
The auctioneer reserves the right to stop, accept, or reject any bid or entire auction without giving reason.
Official Website
Details are also available on Saharsa district website: www.saharsa.bih.nic.in
Enquiries
For inspection or further details, bidders can contact the Assistant Commissioner, Excise, Saharsa.
Taxes & Charges
All taxes/duties on the vehicle must be borne by the successful bidder.
Vehicles listed include motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, and other two-wheelers.
Reserve prices range from ₹3,000 to ₹74,500.
Auctions will be held on multiple dates between September 2025 and early 2026.
The process is designed to ensure transparency and fair allocation.