Yadav had failed to pay him the due amount of 714,00,000/�, despite assuring that the amount would be returned incrementally. Subsequently, Vinay Yadav introduced the complainant to one Vikas Baba, the owner of Auto Gallery, through a telephonic conversation. Vinay Yadav proposed that collaborating with Vikas Baba in buying and selling vehicles would yield significant profits. He also fixed his own commission in the arrangement and guaranteed payments. . The complainant reported that two vehicles, a Porsche (registration No.DL1S9717) and a Mercedes C�Class (registration No. DL1CS5353), were under Auto Gallery. The complainant claimed that his share of {10,50,000/� from these vehicles was taken by Vinay Yadav. Additionally, two oiher vehicles, both Toyota Innova Crystas (registration No. CH01BN6832 and CH01BH5343), were taken by Vinay Yadav under the pretext of showing them to potential customers in Punjab. However, the complainant discovered that Vinay Yadav had transferred these vehicles to other individuals. The complainant further alleged that a Maruti Celerio (registration No. DL6C$2132), registered in the complainant's name, was also taken by Vinay Yadav for some days. However, he did not return the said vehicle. The total value of these vehicles, along with the outstanding {14,00,000/�, amounted to 69,00,000/�, which Vinay Yadav assured would be paid within 10 to 15 days. However, Vinay Yadav neither returned the vehicles nor made any payments. Eventually, he stopped responding to the complainant's calls. Following the registration of an FIR, the police arrested Vinay Yadav son of Ram Bahadur. During the investigation, the Maruti Celerio (DL6C$2132) was recovered from Vinay Yadav. It was revealed that the Porsche (DL1CS9717), Mercedes C�Class (DLICS5353), and the two Toyota Innova Crystas (CH01BN6832 and CH01BH5343) had been sold to various dealers. The investigation further revealed that one of the Toyota Innova Crystas (CH01BN6832) was given by Vinay Yadav to the applicant�accused, Ranjit Singh Randhawa. Ranjit Singh subsequently sold the vehicle to a dealer named Deepa Bhandari, who transferred amounts of {5,00,000/� and 27,50,000/� to him.”
