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Economic Times·13.05.2026·🇮🇳India·Law

Karnataka High Court Quashes FIR Against Vehicle Owner, Criticizes RTO Officer's Illegal Seizure

Court Orders Departmental Inquiry Against Senior RTO Officer for Unlawful Seizure of Demo Car

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The Karnataka High Court quashed an FIR against a vehicle owner and criticized a senior RTO officer for unlawfully seizing a demo car, emphasizing due process and ordering a departmental inquiry.

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Karnataka High Court Quashes FIR Against Vehicle Owner, Criticizes RTO Officer's Illegal Seizure

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