Fatehabad, April 23, 2026. In Fatehabad, police have arrested two young men in a major action against vehicle theft. Four stolen motorcycles were recovered from the suspects, revealing an active bike theft gang in the area.

In the first case, a complaint was filed at the bus stand police post. The complainant reported that on April 11, 2026, he parked his motorcycle near the ATM of the State Bank of India at the old bus stand and left for work. Upon returning after some time, his motorcycle was missing. A case was registered at the city police station in Fatehabad. During the investigation, police apprehended the suspect and recovered two stolen motorcycles from his possession.

According to police, the action was taken based on a tip-off. When suspicious youths were stopped and questioned, they could not give satisfactory answers. Under strict interrogation, they confessed to the thefts. Following their leads, stolen bikes were recovered from different locations.

The investigation also revealed that the suspects had been carrying out bike thefts in the area for a long time. They targeted motorcycles parked in deserted places and later sold them at low prices or dismantled them for parts.

Police are now working to determine how many more people are involved in this gang and whether they have a hand in other theft incidents. Additionally, the process of identifying the real owners of the recovered motorcycles and returning them has begun.

Authorities have appealed to the public to take precautions for the safety of their vehicles, such as parking in safe places, using double locks, and immediately reporting suspicious activities to the police.

Fatehabad

Fatehabad is a town in the Indian state of Haryana, named after Firoz Shah Tughlaq’s son, Fateh Khan. It was founded in the 14th century and is historically significant for its well-preserved ancient mosque, the Fatehabad Mosque, built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq. The town also houses the remains of a historic fort and an Ashokan pillar, reflecting its rich medieval and ancient heritage.

State Bank of India

The State Bank of India (SBI) is the country’s largest public sector bank, with origins tracing back to the establishment of the Bank of Calcutta in 1806, which later became the Imperial Bank of India in 1921. It was nationalized in 1955 and renamed the State Bank of India, playing a central role in India’s banking system and economic development. Today, SBI operates a vast network of branches and ATMs globally, serving millions of customers.