Man arrested for driving SUV with fake number

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Apr 11, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, April 10

The UT police arrested a 35-year-old man for driving an SUV in violation of the curfew orders around Sector 10 here. The SUV also has two different number plates affixed on it.

According to the police, the suspect, Sarandeep Singh, a resident of Sector 10, was roaming in his Toyota Fortuner, when the cops stopped him.

The suspect could not produce the curfew pass.

The police later found that the SUV has different number on both plates.

CH05-6064 was mentioned in the front number plate, while CH05-6061 was written on the rear number plate.

Upon verification, it came to light that the actual number of the SUV is CH05(T)6064. The police said the suspect was also not wearing the mask.

A case has been registered against him at the Sector 3 police station. The police have also impounded his SUV.

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