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17 illegal Indian electric scooters seized in Birgunj

Police in Parsa have seized 17 Indian electric scooters in Birgunj that were brought into Nepal without paying customs duty. The scooters, worth about Rs 13.6 lakh in total, are being handed over to the Birgunj Customs Office for legal action.

Published 10 Sept 2026
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Police in Parsa have seized 17 Indian electric scooters in Birgunj that were brought into Nepal without paying customs duty. The scooters, worth about Rs 13.6 lakh in total, are being handed over to the Birgunj Customs Office for legal action.

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17 illegal Indian electric scooters seized in Birgunj

Police seize untaxed Indian e-scooters in Birgunj

Parsa District Police have seized 17 Indian electric scooters from different parts of Birgunj Metropolitan City. The scooters were brought into Nepal by evading customs duty.

Local residents had complained that untaxed Indian electric scooters were being widely used in the area. Police then launched a special search operation targeting such vehicles.

The total market value of the recovered scooters is about Rs 13.6 lakh, according to the district police office.

All seized scooters are now in police custody. Authorities are starting the process to hand them over to the Birgunj Customs Office for legal and tax action.

Buyers should take note. Using a vehicle imported without proper customs clearance can lead to seizure and legal penalties, even if the scooter has been in regular use for some time.

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Ajit Narayan Singh
Editor, Nepal AutoMart

Writes on vehicle pricing, taxation and the Nepali auto market from ongoing tracking of distributor price lists. Editorial policy.

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