Gurugram: The driver and helper of the truck carrying goods from the warehouse of Gurugram heroine, One e-commerce companyA case has been registered in Mumbai for stealing electronic items worth Rs 52 lakh including mobile phones and watches.
Police said two men had loaded goods from an Amazon warehouse Bilaspur and left for Mumbai on the evening of 27th August. Police said they had unloaded some luggage before leaving Gurugram.
police spokesman Subhash Boken He said a case has been registered at Badshahpur police station against two persons under sections 407 (criminal breach of trust) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code – both named Salman and residents of Bharatpur in Rajasthan, while the police tried Was getting it done. to apprehend the accused. Police are also trying to collect CCTV camera footage of the area from where the goods were allegedly unloaded from the truck.
The complainant, Parag Agarwal, director of Camino Logistics Solutions Pvt Ltd, told the police that on August 27, after loading the goods from Amazon’s Bilaspur godown, the truck had reached SPR Road near Vatika Chowk to collect cash advance for the journey. Agarwal said, “The cash was handed over by an employee, Mukesh Kumar Singh, who then left for Caminos head office at Magnum Towers in Sector 58 of Gurugram. Later on while returning home, Singh noticed a vehicle parked nearby, But ignored it,” Agarwal said. said.
After the truck reached an Amazon warehouse in Mumbai on August 29, the e-commerce firm alerted Camino that goods worth Rs 52 lakh, including mobile phones, watches, earbuds and apparel, were missing and Agarwal filed a complaint against the truck driver and assistant. Complaint filed.
Police said two men had loaded goods from an Amazon warehouse Bilaspur and left for Mumbai on the evening of 27th August. Police said they had unloaded some luggage before leaving Gurugram.
police spokesman Subhash Boken He said a case has been registered at Badshahpur police station against two persons under sections 407 (criminal breach of trust) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code – both named Salman and residents of Bharatpur in Rajasthan, while the police tried Was getting it done. to apprehend the accused. Police are also trying to collect CCTV camera footage of the area from where the goods were allegedly unloaded from the truck.
The complainant, Parag Agarwal, director of Camino Logistics Solutions Pvt Ltd, told the police that on August 27, after loading the goods from Amazon’s Bilaspur godown, the truck had reached SPR Road near Vatika Chowk to collect cash advance for the journey. Agarwal said, “The cash was handed over by an employee, Mukesh Kumar Singh, who then left for Caminos head office at Magnum Towers in Sector 58 of Gurugram. Later on while returning home, Singh noticed a vehicle parked nearby, But ignored it,” Agarwal said. said.
After the truck reached an Amazon warehouse in Mumbai on August 29, the e-commerce firm alerted Camino that goods worth Rs 52 lakh, including mobile phones, watches, earbuds and apparel, were missing and Agarwal filed a complaint against the truck driver and assistant. Complaint filed.
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