India is one among the top highly populated countries of the world and thanks to the growing population, there is a steady growth in the number of vehicles in the country and so is the rise in pollution levels. Of late, finding a parking spot has become a major issue in this country. People are unable to find a secure place where in their car is safe from thefts and tow trucks.
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Delhi, the national capital, is the worst hit city in terms of finding a safe place to park your car. This city is trying every new way to accommodate vehicles by creating automated parking system, but still the problem persists.
What is bizzare is that people end up in crimes like impersonating and forging identification cards to find a place to park their vehicles. 35 year old, Ankit Agarwal, exactly did that. Working with a pharmaceutical company, Ankit often had to visit AIIMS ( All India Institute of Medical Sciences) on a regular basis and he always had a tough time to find a parking slot for his car. That's when he thought of a plan a forged identification cards and the attestations of the chief security officer.
He went undetected quite a few times, until this one security officer got suspicious and digged deeper to find that Ankit was impersonating a assistant professor. Ankit was arrested by the police for his office, who later released him on bail.