Let's say you are living in your house and a bad guy comes in and takes over your house and starts bullying everyone in your house and starts to rule over it. He is a thief and robber by nature so he goes outside the house and starts to bully the neighbors too. He robs the neighbors of their cars and brings it to your house and parks it there and uses them like it belongs to him. After everyone in the house has had enough, you are able to throw him out of the house and make him leave peacefully.

But,.... if you choose to keep the cars that the bad guy had robbed others for, then it only makes you a sly cheap dirty fox, keeping the spoils of a rotten deal yet trying to appear to the world as the hero who was able to get rid of the bad guy.

India is riding the stolen cars Darjeeling and Sikkim. The bad British guy had stolen the car along with the passengers. The robber has been banished but the cars and passengers are still held by the unethical opportunistic owner now.

We the poor neighbors... tsk.