If a finance company or any other entity forcefully repossesses or snatches your vehicle from the road without following proper legal procedures, it may amount to a criminal offense, and several sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) could be applicable in such a situation. Some relevant sections that could be invoked are: Section 378 - Theft: This section deals with theft, which includes dishonestly taking movable property out of the possession of any person without that person's consent. Snatching the vehicle without the owner's consent could be considered theft. Section 391 - Dacoity: If the act of snatching the vehicle involves an armed gang, it could be treated as dacoity, which is a more severe offense. Section 341 - Wrongful restraint: If force or threat of force is used to take away the vehicle, it could amount to wrongful restraint. Section 323 - Voluntarily causing hurt: If you are physically harmed during the repossession, the finance company could be charged under this section for voluntarily causing hurt. Section 506 - Criminal intimidation: If the finance company uses threats or intimidates you to surrender the vehicle, they could be charged under this section. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, and other relevant sections may apply depending on the specific circumstances of the incident. If you find yourself in such a situation, it is essential to report the incident to the local police immediately and provide all relevant details and evidence, such as witnesses, photographs, or any documentation related to the ownership of the vehicle. Moreover, it is advisable to consult with a lawyer who specializes in criminal law to understand your rights and the appropriate legal action that can be taken against the finance company for the wrongful repossession of your vehicle.