The low occupancy rate of visitors to Shimla on New Year s Eve captured the attention of social media users as well, who were left divided as to why the decline had happened.
Surat: In first major economic offence investigation, Economic Offence Cell (EOC) of the city police recovered 200 cars worth Rs 4.5 crore that were sold by an accused after hiring these as taxis. Police said total 264 cars were stolen. Cops are now speeding the process to ensure that rightful owners get back their vehicles. The stolen cars were recovered in less than a month’s time.
Police arrested accused Ketul Parmar from Botad on June 7, two days after an offence was registered against him. During investigation, police identified people who purchased these stolen cars and recovered them. The vehicles were sold in different districts of Gujarat and Maharashtra in less than half the actual price of the vehicle.