Police officials said the seized goods include old Nokia mobile phones, floppy disks, laptops, gas cylinders, utensils, buckets, and scooter spare parts. Sector-17 police station stores most of these items. Due to prolonged storage, space shortages have now emerged in the malkhanas.

The police have issued a public notice asking owners to claim their belongings within one month. Officials warned that failure to do so will lead to auction under legal provisions. After the auction, authorities will not accept any claims or objections.

Legal experts cited two main reasons for the delay. Many owners came from other states and considered the items low in value. Others remained unaware that they could reclaim seized goods after case disposal.

Police confirmed that the items relate to cases under theft, fraud, NDPS, copyright violations, immigration laws, and road accidents. Some accused were acquitted, some cases went untraced, and some accused died.

Earlier, Chandigarh Police cleared seized vehicles following court directions. The current move follows the same legal process.

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The family waited almost two years for justice. They visited offices. They filed reminders. But the municipality did not release the ₹11.36 lakh compensation ordered earlier by the Additional District and Sessions Judge of Kuchaman.

Frustrated with the delay, petitioner Poonam Mal approached the court again. The judge responded firmly. He issued a seizure order for the Collector’s vehicle and the municipality office belongings. Court officials immediately reached the municipal building. Panic spread among the staff as news of the order circulated.

The Executive Officer rushed to the court and asked for 24 hours. He promised payment. The court accepted the request but kept the pressure on. The hearing will continue on 11 December, and officials now face strict judicial monitoring.

This case highlights growing public frustration with administrative delays.

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