Owner My Mahindra Scorpio SUV’s number used by gangsters for Sidhu Moosewala’s murder picked up from OLX: Owner
Buying used cars from online portals has become a lot easier and more popular in recent times. However, it has also added to the risk of online fraud and errors, the consequences of which are only faced by the end-user. Something along these lines was experienced by Shamsher Singh from Dheera Ghara village, who ended up having an unfortunate connection with the recent incident of Punjabi Singer-Politician Sidhu Moosewala in broad daylight.
According to Punjab Police, the killers of the singer used a car to follow him before shooting him, which had the registration number DL4C-NB-8483. Further investigation revealed that the registration number used on that car was fake, and it belonged to Shamsher Singh, who recently purchased a used Mahindra Scorpio with the same registration number from a renowned online portal Cars24. In his statement, Shamsher said that the culprits of the murder must have seen the pictures of his Scorpio and registration number on the online platforms, where he had put his vehicle for sale.
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In his statement, Shamsher further added that his Scorpio had this registration number of Delhi (DL4C-NB-8483), which he later got transferred to his name. At the same time, the new registration number got issued on March 9, 2022.
The original vehicle now gets HSRP
He added that his Scorpio now has High-Security Registration Plate (HSRP) installed on his vehicle, which further strengthens his case and keeps him clear out of this whole incident. While Shamsher Singh has no connection with the murder of Sidhu Moosewala in broad daylight, he somehow is scared by the wrongful and fraudulent use of his vehicle’s registration plate by the culprits.
On May 29, 2022, Sidhu Moosewala, along with his close aide, was driving his black-coloured customized Mahindra Thar on the roads of Mansa village, when he got shot down by a few gangsters four kilometres away from his home. The CCTV footage shows that the Thar was being followed by two cars – a white-coloured Toyota Corolla and a white-coloured Mahindra Scorpio, which were used by the culprits.
After some time, the culprits stopped their vehicle in front of Moosewala’s Thar and fired gunshots at the vehicle, which claimed the life of the singer. In the initial investigation, it was found that these vehicles had fraudulent registration plates installed on them to hide the identity of the killers.
Multiple online scams
There are numerous ways you can be scammed online while selling or buying a used car. Prashant Tyagi is a 23-year-old resident in Ghaziabad, UP. He installed a GPS tracker in his car and did not give the information to the buyers. Prashant used OLX to sell his car and after delivery and getting the money, he used the GPS tracker to locate the car.
Prashant used fake registration to sell the car online and even negotiated with the buyer to sell the WagonR. He used a second key to steal the car and he repeated the exercise with five different people
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Buying used cars from online portals has become a lot easier and more popular in recent times. However, it has also added to the risk of online fraud and errors, the consequences of which are only faced by the end-user. Something along these lines was experienced by Shamsher Singh from Dheera Ghara village, who ended up having an unfortunate connection with the recent incident of Punjabi Singer-Politician Sidhu Moosewala in broad daylight.
According to Punjab Police, the killers of the singer used a car to follow him before shooting him, which had the registration number DL4C-NB-8483. Further investigation revealed that the registration number used on that car was fake, and it belonged to Shamsher Singh, who recently purchased a used Mahindra Scorpio with the same registration number from a renowned online portal Cars24. In his statement, Shamsher said that the culprits of the murder must have seen the pictures of his Scorpio and registration number on the online platforms, where he had put his vehicle for sale.
Also read: What a Mahindra XUV500 rides like after 3 lakh kms
In his statement, Shamsher further added that his Scorpio had this registration number of Delhi (DL4C-NB-8483), which he later got transferred to his name. At the same time, the new registration number got issued on March 9, 2022.
The original vehicle now gets HSRP
He added that his Scorpio now has High-Security Registration Plate (HSRP) installed on his vehicle, which further strengthens his case and keeps him clear out of this whole incident. While Shamsher Singh has no connection with the murder of Sidhu Moosewala in broad daylight, he somehow is scared by the wrongful and fraudulent use of his vehicle’s registration plate by the culprits.
On May 29, 2022, Sidhu Moosewala, along with his close aide, was driving his black-coloured customized Mahindra Thar on the roads of Mansa village, when he got shot down by a few gangsters four kilometres away from his home. The CCTV footage shows that the Thar was being followed by two cars – a white-coloured Toyota Corolla and a white-coloured Mahindra Scorpio, which were used by the culprits.
After some time, the culprits stopped their vehicle in front of Moosewala’s Thar and fired gunshots at the vehicle, which claimed the life of the singer. In the initial investigation, it was found that these vehicles had fraudulent registration plates installed on them to hide the identity of the killers.
Multiple online scams
There are numerous ways you can be scammed online while selling or buying a used car. Prashant Tyagi is a 23-year-old resident in Ghaziabad, UP. He installed a GPS tracker in his car and did not give the information to the buyers. Prashant used OLX to sell his car and after delivery and getting the money, he used the GPS tracker to locate the car.
Prashant used fake registration to sell the car online and even negotiated with the buyer to sell the WagonR. He used a second key to steal the car and he repeated the exercise with five different people
Also read: Well-maintained Kia Seltos SUV available for sale
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