Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Three Held After Associate Allegedly Arranges Rs 4.32 Lakh Robbery
Police say a man named Naresh helped plan a robbery against his associate Mahavir.
Mahavir and his colleague had collected money from several clients.
Naresh reportedly asked Mahavir to drop him at a place in Paschim Vihar.
After Mahavir left, a man and woman allegedly stopped him on a motorcycle.
The woman allegedly took the cash from Mahavir’s motorcycle storage compartment.
Police say the man and woman then escaped.
Investigators allege that Naresh had arranged the robbery with Sachin and Sachin’s wife.
Three people were arrested, and most of the reported stolen money was recovered.
Police said an associate allegedly lured Mahavir to a designated location in Paschim Vihar.
A man and woman allegedly robbed Mahavir of cash after stopping his motorcycle on NS Road.
The robbery was reported to Paschim Vihar West police on August 27.
Police arrested Naresh, Sachin and Sachin’s wife in connection with the case.
Police said Rs 4.32 lakh of the allegedly stolen cash was recovered.
- Who
- Mahavir was allegedly robbed; police arrested Naresh, Sachin and Sachin’s wife.
- What
- A planned robbery allegedly targeted Rs 4.32 lakh collected from clients.
- When
- The robbery was reported on August 27; the arrests were reported on August 29.
- Where
- The incident occurred in the Paschim Vihar area of outer Delhi, including NS Road.
- Why
- Police allege Naresh arranged the robbery with Sachin and his wife.
- Reported stolen amount
- Rs 4.32 lakh, according to the police account
- Cash collected
- Mahavir said he and Naresh had collected Rs 4.33 lakh from different clients
- Initial police report
- A PCR call was received at Paschim Vihar West police station on August 27
- Alleged method
- A man and woman allegedly stopped Mahavir, scuffled with him and took cash from his motorcycle’s storage compartment
- Arrested suspects
- Naresh, 45; Sachin, 30; and Sachin’s wife, 27
- Cash recovered
- Police said Rs 4.32 lakh was recovered
- Reported amount discrepancy
- The report also describes the cash as nearly Rs 4.5 lakh in its account of the initial complaint