Software Engineer Busted in High-Tech Car Theft Ring, Crores Swindled with Fake NOCs

• Delhi Police Crime Branch busted a high-tech vehicle theft syndicate operating across multiple states.
• A software engineer, Arvind Sharma, created fake bank NOCs and sale letters to legalize stolen luxury cars.
• The gang used chassis numbers and documents of 'total loss' vehicles to re-register stolen cars in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.
• Three main accused, including mastermind Damandeep Singh (Lucky) and middleman Amandeep Singh, have been arrested.
• Police recovered 16 luxury vehicles, including Fortuner, Thar, Kia Seltos, and Creta, worth crores.

Why It Matters: A software engineer's forgery skills enabled a sophisticated car theft ring to swindle crores, now busted by Delhi Police.