Noida: Collection agent concocts fake loot story before police, arrested
He could spend mere ₹100 of the collection amount of nearly ₹2 lakh before he was arrested along with his three friends, police said
A collection agent, who cooked up a loot story to pay off his financial dues, was arrested for breaching his employer’s trust and duping him with the collection amount of nearly ₹2 lakh, said police.

He could spend mere ₹100 of the collection amount before he was arrested along with his three friends, police said.
According to station house officer (Surajpur) Pushparaj, Aman, 21, a collection agent of a cement firm, and resident of Mandi Shyamnagar in Dankaur, approached the police on Monday saying that two to three unidentified people robbed him of ₹1,90,600 in Surajpur locality. He said he had collected the amount from three places.
“Aman further alleged that the accused even snatched his mobile phone and broke the spark plug of his bike, so that he could not follow them,” the officer said, adding that the man kept changing his narrative when police quizzed him regarding the claimed robbery.
Central Noida, deputy commissioner of police, Suniti said, “When police interrogated Aman, he broke down.”
Aman revealed that he, along with his three friends -- Saurabh Singh, 21, Anuj, 24, a resident of Dankaur in Greater Noida, and Deepak Verma, 20, a resident of Bulandshahr, duped the collection amount to pay his outstanding dues, the officer said.
Police confiscated the collection amount of ₹1,90,500, a motorcycle used in the crime, and a smartphone from their possession, said SHO Pushparaj.
The accused were arrested and booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Colde for breaching trust and criminal conspiracy at Surajpur police station on Tuesday. Further investigations are underway.
ABOUT THE AUTHORArun SinghArun Singh covers crime, traffic, court and the transport department for Hindustan Times in Noida. He has a strong interest in developing in-depth stories that engage readers. Previously, he covered crime, traffic, infrastructure and soft beats for The Times of India in Bhopal for nearly five years. His reports are known for including details often missed by other publications.Read More
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