Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Two Auto-Lifters Arrested in Delhi for GPS Tracking Thefts
Two men in Delhi were caught for stealing cars.
They worked in a car repair shop and secretly put GPS devices in cars that came for repair.
This helped them track the cars and steal them later.
Police found three stolen cars, some tools, and other things from the men.
They got caught after a woman reported her Hyundai i20 car missing.
The car had been left at their shop for repair.
Two men, Amir (38) and Sarwar Ali (37), were arrested in Dwarka’s Bindapur for stealing cars using GPS tracking devices.
They installed GPS devices in cars that came to their mechanic workshop for repair to track and steal them later.
Police recovered three stolen cars, the Hyundai i10 used in the crime, nine number plates, an iPad, and a scanning sensor from the accused.
The arrests followed the theft of a Hyundai i20 car reported from Mohan Garden in Uttam Nagar on December 8.
The complainant had left her car at the workshop for repair and found it missing the next morning.
- Who
- Amir (38) and Sarwar Ali (37)
- What
- Theft of cars using GPS tracking devices
- When
- December 8 (theft reported), subsequent arrest
- Where
- Dwarka’s Bindapur, Delhi
- Why
- To track and steal cars that came to their mechanic workshop for repair
- Accused Names
- Amir (38) and Sarwar Ali (37)
- Location of Arrest
- Dwarka’s Bindapur, Delhi
- Stolen Car Model
- Hyundai i20
- Recovered Items
- Three stolen cars, Hyundai i10, nine number plates, iPad, scanning sensor
- Date of Theft Report
- December 8