<h1>Opposition leader gives replacement motorcycle; gift likely transferred ownership but doesn't cancel separate criminal probe</h1> A senior opposition leader presented a replacement motorcycle to a man whose vehicle went missing after being lent to security during a political rally. Legally, the handover constitutes a gratuitous gift: title likely passed if the donor intended to transfer ownership and delivery occurred. The replacement does not necessarily extinguish any separate criminal investigation into the original loss or alter organizer liability absent an express settlement. Publicizing the transfer may affect reputational and privacy interests and could be evidence of voluntariness in any future claims; acceptance of the gift may be interpreted as satisfaction of the aggrieved party's loss unless explicitly reserved.