Cyberabad, Malkajgiri Police move 900 vehicles for disposal

Hyderabad: The Cyberabad police have gathered 422 abandoned and unclaimed vehicles of various types at the Bowrampet yard.

These vehicles will be disposed of via an online or open public auction, police said on Monday, November 9. The process, authorised under Sections 6(2) and 7 of the Cyberabad Police Act 2004, is in conjunction with Sections 39, 40, and 41 of the Hyderabad City Police Act.

Anyone claiming ownership or a hypothecation interest in any of these vehicles may file an application with the Cyberabad Police Commissioner within six months from the notification date. If unclaimed within this period, the vehicles will be put up for open public or online auction.

Vehicle details can be accessed on the official website or obtained by contacting Reserve Inspector M Vijayanand, Motor Transport Officer, at 8712663357.

510 abandoned vehicles in Malkajgiri

The Malkajgiri police have also urged citizens to check whether their vehicles are on the commissionerate’s list of abandoned vehicles.

In a post on X, the police said officials have relocated 510 abandoned two-wheelers and four-wheelers to the CAR Headquarters in Amberpet, initiating legal proceedings for their public auction.

Vehicle owners and financial lienholders are advised to review the vehicle details on the official website and submit valid ownership proof within six months of the notice publication date, police said.

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