Karachi: Pakistan Bazaar Police has arrested three suspects who were selling stolen motorcycle parts after opening them. According to details, Pakistan Bazaar Police, acting on a tip-off, conducted a raid in the Sardia Gyarra Dhaabiji Compound in the Orangi Town Sector and arrested a 3-member group involved in the theft of motorcycles.
According to the police, the suspects were identified as Rab Nawaz, Talha, and Mukarram Sadiqi, who were stealing motorcycles from various areas of the city, opening their parts, and selling them. During the raid, the police recovered 32 motorcycle chassis in addition to two motorcycles from the custody of the suspects, which had already been sold after their parts were removed.
According to the police, one of the motorcycles recovered was stolen from the Iqbal Market area, and cases have been registered regarding the theft. Records of 4 chassis numbers were also found, which were stolen from the Orangi Town, New Karachi, Jamshed Quarter, and Sirjani Town areas, and complaints have been filed at the respective police stations. However, the police are obtaining further details regarding the 28 chassis numbers. The three arrested suspects and the recovered chassis and motorcycles have been handed over to the Anti-Vehicle Lifting Cell of the police for further investigation.