Two Vehicles With Same Number Come Face To Face On Bhubaneswar Road- This Happened Next

Here are two vehicles stranded on road. But interestingly, both of them have the same registration number. Surprising as it may sound and look, this drama unfolded on the streets of Bhubaneswar. An imposter posing as an army officer was using a fake registration number plate to move around the capital city during lockdown.

But luck ran out for him after the actual holder of the registration number tracked him down. The accused identified as Ratikant Satpathy, used to move in an SUV with an ‘Army’ sticker on it and a fake registration number. But, whenever Satpathy violated the traffic regulations, the actual holder of the registration used to receive the penalty challan.

After the actual holder received three challans with over Rs 10K penalty for traffic violation, he started tracking this imposter’s movements and managed to intercept him on Friday (June 11). Sources said that after Satpathy was brought to the police station, he was unable to provide any documentation to prove that he was an army officer. Police have arrested Satpathy while a case has also been registered against Sanjay Gupta, who is the owner of the vehicle on which a fake registration number plate was used.