Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman's stolen official car found
27 Oct 2009, 1151 Hrs

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New Delhi, Oct 27 The official car with a parliament entry sticker belonging to the Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman K. Rehman Khan was found abandoned in Rangpura area of New Delhi.

The vehicle has been seized by police.

According to sources, the Bolero car was last seen at 11 on Sunday night, when Khan's driver dropped him off at home.

The driver had taken the car to his house in South Delhi, from where it was reported missing.

Security at the Parliament complex was immediately alerted.

Security forces at the complex were asked to flag the car down the minute it tried to enter Parliament. (ANI)

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