Food delivery boy steals expensive bag

NT Correspondent

Bengaluru:

A food delivery boy has allegedly stolen an expensive bag while delivering food at a house in Kodigehalli, located near Hebbal.

A Twitter user Nandeesh Hasbi took to the microblogging site and tagged food delivery company Swiggy over the incident. He has also uploaded the CCTV footage of the delivery boy, wearing a helmet, is seen entering the lift with a food packet and returns with a big bag.

Hasbi alleged that the kit was expensive and taken from his house at NTI Layout and claimed that the name of the delivery boy was Tilak. In response, Swiggy said, “Hey Nandeesh, that sounds awful. Please tell us if you have any details like the order ID of the order he came to deliver.” In reply, he had provided the details of the order number.

Truck driver murdered A truck driver was killed by his friend in a fight over a trivial issue near KR Puram on Thursday night. The deceased has been identified as Shivam, 24, a native of Madhya Pradesh. The incident took place when the driver was having dinner along with a few labourers near the Kodigehalli Main Road. An argument ensued between the two friends over a petty issue which turned violent and resulted in Shivam being stabbed with a knife by the accused who fled soon after the incident. However, jurisdictional police are yet to ascertain the reason behind the attack.

A probe has been initiated to nab the accused. Cheating: 61-yr-old held A 61-year old man was arrested for posing as a private agent and allegedly collecting money from Odisha-based passengers in order to book seats in a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus from Kempegowda bus station in the city.

The accused was identified as Gangaraju. Based on a complaint by the KSRTC officials, the Upparpet police have registered an FIR against the accused. KSRTC officials told News Trail that the incident took place on Friday. "Two people who came to the city from Odisha by train, arrived at Majestic bus station to go to Mangaluru. They were accosted by the accused, who introduced himself as a booking agent and allegedly collected Rs 2,600 from them under the pretext of getting them a KSRTC bus ticket," the officials said.

However, the vigilance team at the bus station questioned the passengers on suspicion and nabbed Gangaraju, and recovered the money. A cheating case under Section 420 of the IPC has been filed against the accused.