Delhi: Check out this Twitter user's crazy tale of losing his car

Yesterday, I went back to the parking lot after a day of work.

But my car was nowhere to be found. It was missing.

125 cars are stolen every day in Delhi. It was my turn, I suppose.

(There’s more...)

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) November 1, 2019

I asked the security guards around. They had no idea what happened. Asked me to go to the closest police station.

It then struck me that this is a route occasionally used by the PM’s convoy. So perhaps the cops had towed it away.

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) November 1, 2019

It was parked at an NDMC parking lot, but that doesn’t matter. When the PM passes by, all cars are removed.

I’m fine with that by the way. Security is important.

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) November 1, 2019

So I found a bunch of cops around and asked them. They said indeed a VIP had passed by.

But they had no idea where the car was. They didn’t care. They told me to find a tow truck and ask.

Luckily a tow truck drove by. So I stopped them and asked.

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) November 1, 2019

They had no idea either. They said that my car must be somewhere in the neighbourhood.

Where?

They don’t know and they don’t care. They drove away.

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) November 1, 2019

So the cops didn’t know and didn’t care. And the tow truck guys didn’t know and didn’t care.

Had to eventually take an auto rickshaw and drive around the neighbourhood. Kept pressing buttons on the key remote to hear the sound.

Found the car a few kms away in a back alley 🤷🏽‍♂️

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) November 1, 2019

This is indeed ridiculous and enraging, to avoid the hassle next time -

buy a cheap Android phone, put it in car

Use find my phone to get the location

— Ram Mandir to Jhanki hai, Mathura, Kashi Baki hai (@noidwa) November 2, 2019

Sad that public are made to suffer for electing those “so called” VIPs. Those VIPs must understand a fact that they are made VIP and they are not born VIPs and the status is given by public. VIP culture need to be changed.

— Tamilselvan S (@tamilselvansp) November 2, 2019

How can they take it from a parking lot and how could the security guards be so callous about. You should complain about the security and also with the police

— Deepak (@deepakmr27) November 1, 2019

Thanks for sharing your long epic story but I can sense the potential suspense from the beginning.

In the end, I got it right. The crux of the story was "Disruption by PM @narendramodi "
Very well narrated🤪.

— आमित त्रिपाठी אמית טריפתי 🇳🇮🇮🇳 (@AamitRr) November 1, 2019

Ideally this could also be contributing to the Auto Slowdown... Nobody buys for fear of getting towed 😀

— Bohemian Crusader (@BoCrush_007) November 1, 2019

Now you realise how it's a boon that the PM is out of country most of the time.

— Syed Usman (@Sydusm) November 1, 2019