Amritsar (Rajesh Sandhu): The Amritsar Police successfully conducted the Seized Vehicles in Public Sale at Police Lines, Amritsar City. The auction covered vehicles seized in different criminal cases under IPC/BNS and NDPS Act. Senior police officials and district administration officers supervised the entire process.
Moreover, the administration completed all legal formalities before starting the auction. As a result, officials ensured a fully transparent process that followed all government guidelines.
Amritsar Police Organizes Seized Vehicles Auction
The Amritsar Police Commissionerate organized the Seized Vehicles in Public Sale at Police Lines after clearing all legal requirements.
In addition, officials confirmed that many seized vehicles had remained parked in police stations for a long time. Therefore, the administration decided to dispose of them through a public auction as per government rules.
115 Vehicles Sold in Transparent Auction
During the Seized Vehicles in Public Sale, authorities auctioned a total of 115 vehicles. These included 05 cars and 110 motorcycles seized in different criminal cases.
Furthermore, bidders from Amritsar, Jalandhar, and Gurdaspur actively joined the auction. In total, 23 bidders participated after submitting the required security deposit.
Each bidder deposited ₹5,000 as security. Officials refunded the amount to unsuccessful bidders after completing the auction process.
₹5.44 Lakh Earned from Auction
The Seized Vehicles in Public Sale generated ₹5,44,000 for the government treasury.
Officials confirmed that they deposited the full amount into the government account. In addition, they maintained strict transparency and followed all official rules during the process.
According to authorities, this auction helped clear long-pending seized property and ensured its proper legal disposal.
Officials Ensure Transparent Process
Officials handling the Seized Vehicles in Public Sale maintained a fair and transparent procedure throughout the auction.
They followed all rules under IPC/BNS and NDPS Act. Moreover, they completed proper documentation and verification before finalizing the sale.
The Amritsar Police Commissionerate also stated that such auctions reduce storage pressure in police stations and improve property management.
Strong Public Participation in Auction
Bidders from multiple districts actively participated in the auction. As a result, competitive bidding helped achieve fair pricing for the seized vehicles.
Additionally, officials appreciated the participation, which made the Seized Vehicles in Public Sale successful.
Overall, the auction not only generated revenue for the government but also ensured systematic and lawful disposal of long-pending seized assets.
Key Highlights of the News
- Amritsar Police conducted Seized Vehicles in Public Sale.
- Authorities auctioned 115 seized vehicles.
- Additionally, 23 bidders participated from three districts.
- The auction generated ₹5.44 lakh revenue.
- Officials ensured a transparent and rule-based process.
