Langar Houz Vehicle Stopping Allegations in the Name of Finance Company Spark Concern After Viral Video
According to claims made in the viral video, a group of individuals was allegedly stopping two-wheelers and attempting to take them into their custody, claiming that the vehicles had been purchased through finance or loans and that their instalments had not been paid.
Hyderabad: A controversy has emerged in Hyderabad‘s Langar Houz area after a video surfaced on social media showing individuals allegedly posing as recovery agents of a finance company and attempting to stop vehicles and threaten their seizure.
According to claims made in the viral video, a group of individuals was allegedly stopping two-wheelers and attempting to take them into their custody, claiming that the vehicles had been purchased through finance or loans and that their instalments had not been paid.
However, the owner of a Honda Activa reportedly rejected the claims, stating that he had purchased the vehicle by paying the full amount. He also said that the vehicle’s Registration Certificate (RC) clearly showed that there was no outstanding loan or financial liability against it.
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Those raising complaints have alleged that the individuals stopping the vehicles were not carrying official identity cards issued by any finance company and allegedly had no legal authorisation to inspect or seize vehicles. It has also been claimed that the vehicles used by the individuals did not have valid number plates.
The viral video has triggered a debate on social media, with local residents claiming that similar incidents have allegedly occurred in Langar Houz in the past, where some individuals reportedly harassed vehicle owners in the name of finance companies.
However, no official statement has so far been issued by the police or concerned authorities regarding the incident. The claims made in the viral video have also not been independently or officially verified.
Further details are awaited.
