A surprising incident appeared in Bengalur, the IT Center, India. Luxury owner Ferrari was made to pay and £1,42 penalty crore for avoiding the road on the road. The car in question is worth £7.5 crore. On Thursday, July 3, it was captured by regional transport officials (RTO) in the capital city of Karnataka.
Car owner, registered in the Mahari, reportedly paid a modest £20 Lakh in tax, but the vehicle was used in Karnataka without proper registration since September 2023, News Bydes reported.
The model identified as the Ferrari SF90 Stradale was taken into custody near the Lalbagag region for avoiding lifelong Karnataka taxes. A notice of statement has been issued that if the fees are not cleaned, the car will be confiscated according to the Motor Vehicle Act. Officials Bengaluru South RTO gave the owner only a few hours of the post and asked him to clean up the fees by the evening.
After the car was marked with local RTO officials for the wedding state fees, the owner was forced to settle the full amount on the same day to release the car, the Times of India reported.
“A vehicle registered in Maharashtra two years ago”
“There is a tax on such cars in the Mahari.” £20 lakh, but in Karnataka it almost does £1.5 crore. The vehicle was registered in the Mahari two years ago. Around 8.30 am the driver sailed near Lalbagh on Thursday. When we stopped the car and asked for documents, he said they were at home. Later we verified the registration, ”said the official official.
According to the rule for the lifelong tax rule of Karnataka, vehicles outside the state on roads can pay tax for one year, after which car owners must pay the relevant tax, otherwise vehicles will be seized. According to RTO officials, the vehicle was used in the city for more than 18 months.
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