Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Secunderabad Delivery Agent Allegedly Assaulted After Address Dispute
A food delivery worker named Ashish had a disagreement with a customer about where to bring an order.
The customer reportedly asked him to take it to a different place.
They argued on the phone, and the disagreement continued when Ashish later went to the customer’s home.
The argument turned into a fight, and Ashish was hurt on the head.
A camera recorded part of what happened.
Both men went to the police and made complaints.
Police registered cases and are investigating.
Other delivery workers gathered near the police station to ask for action.
A dispute over a food delivery escalated into a physical altercation in Secunderabad’s Karkhana area on Saturday.
The 24-year-old delivery agent, identified as Ashish, said customer Ajay Kumar asked him to deliver the order to another location.
Police said the argument continued when Ashish later went to the customer’s residence to complete the delivery.
Ashish sustained a bleeding head injury; CCTV footage reportedly shows him being pushed and allegedly struck, while a woman is seen hitting him.
Both men lodged complaints, police registered cases, and investigators are examining the footage.
- Who
- Delivery agent Ashish and customer Ajay Kumar; a woman is also seen striking Ashish in the CCTV footage.
- What
- A dispute over a delivery allegedly escalated into an assault that left Ashish with a bleeding head injury.
- When
- Saturday, around 7 pm.
- Where
- The Karkhana area of Secunderabad, including the customer’s residence.
- Why
- The dispute reportedly began over a request to deliver the order to a different location.
- Delivery agent
- Ashish, 24
- Customer
- Ajay Kumar, 35
- Time reported
- Around 7 pm on Saturday
- Location
- Karkhana area, Secunderabad
- Injury
- Ashish sustained a bleeding injury to his head
- Police action
- Both men lodged complaints; cases were registered and investigation is underway
- Sections cited
- Ashish’s complaint was registered under Sections 118 and 351 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita