Now days a news viral on social media Uncle Who Stealing Flower Pots(Gamala) from Gurgaon a rich uncle name Manmohan Yadav that owner of reputated realstate theft Flower Pots(Gamala) Stealing that decorated for G20 Summit. It’s very ashamed incident. Another bizarre video has been circulating the internet, showing a Gurugram-based male preparing flower pots for the G20 Summit.

Gurugram police took strict action against him based on the viral video. However, they kept the video as the primary evidence and he is currently behind bars. You can find the latest updates below.

This media was not compatible with any other sources. According to the reports, the defaulter was identifie as Manmohan Yadav, a Gurugram-based 50-year-old man who spontaneously jumped out of the car with his helper and began stealing flower pots.

According to the footage, authorities have decided that stealing is theft regardless of how much money is stolen. People and social media users alike are appreciating police officers for their immediate actions. Follow For more Article on Centralfallout.com

Manmohan Yadav Arrested? Uncle Who Stealing Flower Pots(Gamala)

According to reports, the authorities have also taken the car of the defaulter. As long as his sentence is over, no one will  allowed to touch the car. If they do, they could face a sentence behind bars. Manmohan Yadav, his helper, and his case for stealing have  charged together.

He will face the same punishment as his companion. The viral video is making headlines on social media sites. You will get what you need when you search for it. The video remains a hot topic among all and so,

Gurugram police arrested Uncle Who Stealing Flower Pots March 1,

Gurugram police arrested a property dealer who stole flower pots that were being use to beautify the area for the G20 Summit. An official stated that 10 flower pots were recovere by police and that the vehicle used to transport them was seize by the police.

After the arrest of Manmohan, a Gandhinagar resident (50), a Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority official (GMDA) was also take into custody. The accused admitted that the official called him to pick the plants.

“We have also identified Nawab Singh, general manager in the urban environment division of GMDA. Nawab Singh is the general manager of the urban environment division at GMDA. He will be arreste soon. Manmohan, the main accused, was release on bail after he participated in the investigation,” stated Virender Vij DCP East.

GMDA terminated Nawab’s service on Wednesday after the accused property dealer revealed his identity.

A spokesperson for GMDA stated that the “incident of flower pots  picked-up by a local resident” had  captured on video. An official said that Nawab Singh was a contract employee at GMDA.

The suspect was identifie by his vehicle registration number. This number was visible in the viral video on social media. It is a Kia Carnival that was registere under the name of the woman accused. The vehicle has  seized.

Manmohan said that Nawab Singh, GMDA’s friend, had called him to pick the plants. The case has  filed under Section 379 IPC. Manmohan was arrested for the theft of flower pots. DCP Vij said that the pots were recover and that the vehicle in question was seize.

Gurugram police lodged Tuesday an FIR in relation to the theft of flower pots that were set up here for the G20 event. This was after a viral video showing two men stealing them. On Monday, the incident occurred in front of Ambience Mall on Delhi-Gurugram Expressway. You can also see the man in the video putting those pots into an SUV.

Metropolitan Green Planner, Urban Environment Division, GMDA filed a complaint. It stated, “It was observe that some passersby/thieves are stealing flowers pots placed along the roadside.” The theft of flower pots has  viralized on Twitter.

The registration number for the vehicle involved in the theft was HR 20 AY 0006 Consider the importance of the G-20 event and take the necessary actions to stop the person who stole the flower pots. Also, deploy police officers to ensure the safety of all flower pots on the roads.

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