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India Today
2 days ago
- Automotive
- India Today
Ahmedabad car showroom staff sold 68 vehicles, cheated company of Rs 9.71 crore
An Ahmedabad car showroom manager and assistant manager have been arrested for allegedly defrauding their employer by selling 68 cars without informing the company, resulting in a loss of approximately Rs 9.71 fraud came to light during an internal audit conducted in July, prompting the company's CEO, Rajneesh Arora, to file a police to the complaint, the audit of the company's trust department revealed that 53 second-hand cars purchased by the company were missing, and another 15 cars existed only on paper - bringing the total to 68 unaccounted A deeper investigation found that showroom manager Jitendra Sharma and assistant manager Chirag Dutt had sold these cars to various car dealers between April and July without entering the transactions into company said that Chirag Dutt had previously committed a similar offence. During his previous employment, he allegedly sold a car using a duplicate registration certificate book. A petition had been filed against him with the Crime Branch at the time, though no FIR was CEO explained that the company typically purchases a customer's old car when they buy a new one from the showroom, offering a fixed buyback amount. Sharma and Dutt exploited this process by directly contacting customers and selling the old cars to third-party inquiry, the company discovered that Chirag had personally sold 16 cars as an agent and kept the full payment. He also reportedly collected a commission of ?10,000 on each avoid detection, the duo routed payments received from these unauthorised sales into company accounts to cover other official car purchases - thereby maintaining the illusion of normal operations. However, they were caught when several car records were found missing during the accused are now in police custody.- Ends IN THIS STORY#Ahmedabad#Gujarat
Time of India
31-07-2025
- Science
- Time of India
‘True research about asking right questions'
Lucknow: True research lies not just in finding answers, but in asking the right questions. The mantra was shared with young researchers by Prof Rajneesh Arora, director, English and Foreign Languages University's (EFLU), regional campus, Lucknow on Thursday. He was speaking at the concluding function of a two-day conference on 'Studies in Humanities: Trends in Language, Literature, and English Language Education'. Insisting that the humanities are not a luxury but a necessity in today's world, Arora praised the young researchers for decolonizing knowledge, centering indigenous voices, and embodying the spirit of NEP 2020 by rooting their inquiry in Indian ethos while engaging global perspectives. Prof Omkar Nath Upadhyay, head of the department of English and Modern European Languages, LU, spoke on the theme of Indian classical and contemporary literature in translation. TNN
