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The office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner-cum-Chairman, District Condemnation Board, Palwal, Haryana has issued a major online e-auction notice for the disposal of condemned and seized vehicles lying in police department premises. The auction will be conducted through the NIC e-Auction Portal on an “AS IS WHERE IS BASIS” and “AS IS WHAT IT IS BASIS.”
The online auction includes a massive inventory of motorcycles, scooters, cars, Bolero SUVs, Ertiga vehicles, ambulances, buses, Tata 407 trucks, pickup vehicles, auto-rickshaws, mobile cranes and other departmental vehicles.
According to the notification, the e-auction will be hosted on the official NIC portal at https://eauction.gov.in and bidding is scheduled to close on May 29, 2026.
Interested bidders must deposit the required e-Service Fee and Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) before participating in the online auction.
The Demand Draft for the e-Service Fee must be issued in favour of Society for I.T. Initiative Fund for e-Governance, payable at Chandigarh.
The EMD Demand Draft must be drawn in favour of Deputy Commissioner, Palwal, payable at Palwal.
Both DDs are to be submitted at the office of District Nazar, O/o Deputy Commissioner, Palwal, Room No. 220, Second Floor, District Secretariat, Palwal.
The administration stated that all interested bidders must first create a user account on the NIC eAuction portal.
Officials clarified that bidders failing to upload scanned copies of the DDs on the portal will not be allowed to participate in the auction.
The auction catalogue contains more than 600 condemned and seized vehicles divided into multiple lots.
A large number of motorcycles and scooters have been listed, including:
Reserve prices for most two-wheelers range between Rs 3,000 and Rs 6,000.
Several premium motorcycles like Royal Enfield Bullet, Apache RTR, Pulsar 220, and KTM bikes are also included in the auction.
Apart from bikes and scooters, the Palwal police auction also includes several four-wheelers and heavy vehicles.
Reserve prices for heavy vehicles and SUVs range from Rs 28,000 to Rs 4.15 lakh.
The highest reserve price in the catalogue is for Mobile Cranes, each valued at approximately Rs 4.15 lakh.
Several official departmental vehicles have also been included under separate lots.
The administration has issued several strict auction terms and conditions.
Officials also stated that the successful bidder must deposit the full sale amount within three working days of receiving the acceptance letter.
Vehicles must be lifted within seven days from issuance of the release order.
The District Condemnation Board clarified that unsuccessful bidders will receive EMD refunds within 15 days after the auction closes.
However, the EMD can be forfeited if:
For technical assistance, bidders can contact the NIC helpdesk at:
The notice has been issued under the authority of the Additional Deputy Commissioner-cum-Chairman, District Condemnation Board, Palwal.