Chandigarh Police nabs 4 mobile thieves: 17 phones recovered; Theft was done by removing the tape from the courier company’s parcel

Chandigarh Police has disclosed the case of mobile stolen from the parcel of Expressbiz Courier Company. Police has arrested 4 accused in this case from Delhi, Gurugram and Rajasthan. The police have also recovered 17 mobiles from the four accused. While other mobiles were sold by the accused.

The complainant, Tech Arena resident of Showroom No. 1073, Mobile Market, Sector 22, in his complaint to Chandigarh Police, stated that in January and May, he had sent a total supply of 333 mobiles through Expressbiz Logistics Solutions Pvt Ltd to Flipkart Warehouse, Gurugram Haryana, but A total of 130 mobile phones have been found missing as reported by Flipkart’s warehouse.

IMEI number revealed through surveillance
During the investigation, the police put the IMEI number on surveillance. Around 25 mobile phones were found to be active. The complete details of the IMEI monitoring report have been examined. In the meanwhile it was learned that the mobile phones were sold by Kalka Communication, Lal Kuan, South Delhi. On investigation, it was found that the said shop was being run by one Nirmal Tanwar.

2 accused arrested from Delhi on June 4
Whom the police arrested and interrogated. He told that the mobile was given to him by Mohammad Mudassir resident of South Delhi for sale without any bill. On which the police arrested both the accused from Delhi on 4th June. On the other hand, Mohammad Mudassir revealed that he had received these mobiles from Dan Singh, a resident of Gurugram. Whomever the police arrested from Gurugram on 5th June.

All these told the police about one accused. Who was identified as Naval Meena, a resident of Rajasthan. He was arrested by the police on 8 June from district Alwar Rajasthan.

The main accused used to work in Expressbiz
At the same time, Naval Meena told the police that he used to work in Expressbiz, Courier Services Private Limited. He had stolen the mobile phones from the parcel by removing the tape. Some of these were further given to friends and sold. Police has brought all of them to Chandigarh and further investigation is underway.