The raids, based on information and aimed at curbing sale of such fake products, were conducted at 55 places in cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kolkata and Coimbatore, TVS Motor Company Senior Vice President K Venkateshwaralu (Parts Business) said.
FIRs had been registered against the culprits for 'violation' of the Copyright Act, he said.
"We, with the help of police, have seized more than Rs 50 lakh worth counterfeit spare parts in raids conducted in last three months," he told PTI here.
Out of the more than Rs 50 lakh worth seized parts, as much as Rs 20 lakh worth fake parts were recovered from Bengaluru alone, Venkateshwaralu said.
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The company has initiated a Brand Protection Programme to combat counterfeiting of parts in a bid to guarantee distribution and availability of genuine parts to consumers through 4,000 company touch points, the official said.
This was part of the company's commitment to total quality and customer-centric focus and in line with its passion for safety of its customers and the longevity of its vehicles, he said.
As per the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA), the penetration of counterfeit spares has drastically reduced from 36 per cent in 2010-11 to five per cent in 2016-17 and their place taken up by parts from unorganised segment.