New Delhi: A runway inspector at the Indira Gandhi International airport was arrested on Tuesday for his involvement in the theft of 10 cellphones from the cargo terminal in April.
Thirty-four-year-old Rajat has been employed at the airport for the last three years. Police said the accused sold a few phones through e-commerce websites and some to his friends.
Police said that an FIR was registered in April based on the complaint by a logistics company. Employees at the cargo terminal were questioned and the phones were put on surveillance.
"We received information that the phones have been traced, after which Rajat was arrested. He has confessed to the crime and said that he is left with only four phones," said a senior officer.
Police suspect that more people in the airport may be involved in the theft.
26/11/15 Times of India
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Thirty-four-year-old Rajat has been employed at the airport for the last three years. Police said the accused sold a few phones through e-commerce websites and some to his friends.
Police said that an FIR was registered in April based on the complaint by a logistics company. Employees at the cargo terminal were questioned and the phones were put on surveillance.
"We received information that the phones have been traced, after which Rajat was arrested. He has confessed to the crime and said that he is left with only four phones," said a senior officer.
Police suspect that more people in the airport may be involved in the theft.
26/11/15 Times of India
