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Five vehicle theft cases solved

NEW DELHI: With the arrest of two alleged auto-lifters, the Delhi police on Tuesday claimed to have solved five cases of motor vehicle theft.

Five vehicles were recovered from Sanjay Bhatia and Neeraj Bhatia, who are cousins, and Pramod, who received the stolen vehicles.

The police laid a trap after being tipped off that the alleged auto-lifters would come to Sant Nagar in a stolen Tavera on Sunday evening. The duo was arrested and during interrogation, they allegedly confessed to having stolen four other vehicles.

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