Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Delhi Police Arrests Phone Supplier, 42 High-End Devices Recovered
Imagine someone selling stolen phones, like a secret trader.
Delhi police caught a man named Satender Pratap Singh who was doing just that.
He would buy stolen phones from thieves and then send them to Nepal to be sold.
Police found 42 phones in his shop, including expensive iPhones.
Singh had been in trouble with the law before, even meeting other criminals while in jail.
He started small, but later began buying and selling stolen phones for quick money.
The police are still investigating this case to find out more.
Delhi police arrested Satender Pratap Singh for allegedly supplying stolen phones internationally.
42 smartphones, including iPhones and Android models, were recovered from Singh's shop in Karol Bagh.
Singh was allegedly preparing to ship the stolen phones to Nepal at the time of his arrest.
He is linked to at least 10 previous criminal cases involving mobile theft, robbery, and house theft.
Singh confessed to building his network while in Tihar Jail, connecting him to other criminals.
- Who
- Satender Pratap Singh (Surjeet), the Delhi police, and local thieves.
- What
- The arrest of Satender Pratap Singh, an international supplier of stolen mobile phones.
- When
- The arrest occurred on a recent Sunday, following a raid on July 19.
- Where
- Delhi, specifically Karol Bagh and surrounding areas.
- Why
- To prevent the international trafficking of stolen mobile phones and dismantle the associated criminal network.
- Suspect's Name
- Satender Pratap Singh (alias Surjeet)
- Age
- 47
- Location of Arrest
- Karol Bagh, Delhi
- Number of Phones Recovered
- 42
- Previous Criminal Cases
- At least 10
- Alleged Destination
- Nepal