Gurugram: Man uses SUV with number plate of another car for a year; arrested
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Gurugram police arrested a man for allegedly replacing the registration number plate of his SUV with that of another vehicle and driving it for a year.
A man was arrested on Friday for allegedly replacing the registration number plate of his SUV with that of another vehicle in Gurugram. The suspect, identified as Naresh Singh (32), is a resident of Hisar and is the owner of an automobile workshop in the city and committed the crime in a bid to evade e-challans for traffic violations.
He reportedly replaced the registration number of his SUV with that of another SUV which he had sold to a resident of Palwal last year.
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