March 20, 2024: A vehicle of a man identified as Ishwar Deen in Uttar Pradesh has been seized by police after he modified his Maruti Wagon R car and turned it into a chopper.
Enterprising creator, Ishwar Deen who poured in over two-and-a-half lakh rupees into his labour of love was ordered to dismantle the rotor that he had welded on to the roof of an old car to make it resemble a chopper.
Ishwar, a resident of Khajuri Bazar was on his way to a workshop to get the 'car copter' painted when he was stopped by a traffic policeman and fined for his unauthorised modifications. His unique vehicle was also confiscated by police and later released on payment of the fine. Ishwar's modified version of the car also sports the tail rotor of a chopper welded to the boot of the car.
He said that he made the eyecatching customisations with plans to lend it to people who wanted unique weddings as a mode of transportation for brides and grooms and for other occasions. "I had transformed the car to use it for booking during the wedding seasons so that our family will be able to earn some extra money," Ishwar said.
According to police, the car was modified without proper authorization under the Motor Vehicles Act. The police issued a challan of Rs 2,000 and asked to remove the back portion of the car.
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The police issued a challan of Rs 2,000 and asked to remove the back portion of the car
March 20, 2024: A vehicle of a man identified as Ishwar Deen in Uttar Pradesh has been seized by police after he modified his Maruti Wagon R car and turned it into a chopper.
Enterprising creator, Ishwar Deen who poured in over two-and-a-half lakh rupees into his labour of love was ordered to dismantle the rotor that he had welded on to the roof of an old car to make it resemble a chopper.
Ishwar, a resident of Khajuri Bazar was on his way to a workshop to get the 'car copter' painted when he was stopped by a traffic policeman and fined for his unauthorised modifications. His unique vehicle was also confiscated by police and later released on payment of the fine. Ishwar's modified version of the car also sports the tail rotor of a chopper welded to the boot of the car.
He said that he made the eyecatching customisations with plans to lend it to people who wanted unique weddings as a mode of transportation for brides and grooms and for other occasions. "I had transformed the car to use it for booking during the wedding seasons so that our family will be able to earn some extra money," Ishwar said.
According to police, the car was modified without proper authorization under the Motor Vehicles Act. The police issued a challan of Rs 2,000 and asked to remove the back portion of the car.