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Crime
Hyderabad Police Arrest MBA Student for Stealing 15 Mahindra Thar Tyres
✍️ Amar Ujala
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 07:48 AM
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Hyderabad police have arrested an MBA student who rented a vehicle to steal tyres from parked Mahindra Thars, with 15 wheels recovered from his possession.
Hyderabad police have cracked down on a peculiar theft case involving an MBA student who was caught stealing tyres from Mahindra Thar vehicles. The suspect was arrested after authorities traced his activities linked to the removal of wheels from parked cars.
According to the police, the student had rented a vehicle to facilitate the theft. He used this rented car to transport the stolen tyres after removing them from the Thars. The operation resulted in the recovery of 15 wheels from his possession.
The incident highlights the targeted nature of the crime, where specific vehicle parts were removed rather than the entire vehicle. The arrested student is currently in police custody as the investigation continues to determine if he acted alone or as part of a larger network.
Police officials stated that the recovery of the 15 tyres was a significant step in dismantling the illegal activity. The case has been registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, and further inquiries are underway to trace the destination of the stolen goods.
According to the police, the student had rented a vehicle to facilitate the theft. He used this rented car to transport the stolen tyres after removing them from the Thars. The operation resulted in the recovery of 15 wheels from his possession.
The incident highlights the targeted nature of the crime, where specific vehicle parts were removed rather than the entire vehicle. The arrested student is currently in police custody as the investigation continues to determine if he acted alone or as part of a larger network.
Police officials stated that the recovery of the 15 tyres was a significant step in dismantling the illegal activity. The case has been registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, and further inquiries are underway to trace the destination of the stolen goods.