Kalaburagi Police Ask Owners of 109 Seized Vehicles to Collect Them Before Auction

Kalaburagi Police Ask Owners of 109 Vehicles Seized in Accident Cases to Collect Them Before Auction

Kalaburagi: Owners of 109 two-wheelers and three-wheelers that have been lying at Kalaburagi Traffic Police Station–2 in connection with road accident cases have been asked to submit the required documents and collect their vehicles at the earliest.

According to a police press release, the vehicles have remained parked on the police station premises for a long period. Continued exposure to rain and sunlight has caused several vehicles to rust, raising concerns that they could eventually become unfit for use .

Owners Asked to Submit Documents

The concerned vehicle owners have been directed to visit Kalaburagi Traffic Police Station–2 and produce the necessary ownership documents before taking possession of their vehicles.

Owners will also have to complete the required legal formalities prescribed for releasing the vehicles involved in road accident cases.

Vehicles May Be Auctioned if Not Collected

Police have warned that if the required documents are not submitted and the vehicles are not collected within the stipulated period , the vehicles will be auctioned as per the rules .

The notice is aimed at giving vehicle owners an opportunity to reclaim their vehicles before any auction process is initiated.

Owners of the 109 seized vehicles have therefore been urged to approach Kalaburagi Traffic Police Station–2 without delay , submit the required documents, complete the necessary formalities and take possession of their vehicles.