Updated On: 05 July, 2025 07:41 AM IST | Mumbai | Aishwarya Iyer
Bhandup police arrest six, including three colleagues of delivery agent, for pressuring him into misusing the company’s parcel rejection system and hounding him over massive ‘debt’

All six accused, who were remanded in police custody on Friday, are residents of Mulund and Bhandup. Pic/iStock
The Bhandup police have arrested six men, including three co-workers of a 23-year-old delivery agent, for allegedly driving the youth to die by suicide after threatening, harassing, and pressuring him to deliberately reject parcels and hand them over to them. The victim, a Bhandup resident, was found dead at his home on Wednesday after weeks of abuse and intimidation, the police told mid-day. According to the FIR filed by the victim’s family on Friday morning, the deceased worked as a delivery agent for an American multinational company with an office in Mulund.
In his statement to the police, the victim’s younger brother said he had noticed his sibling appearing troubled and anxious for about a month, particularly after returning from work. He added that several men would come to their residence and shout at the victim over repayment of money. When the family confronted them, the men claimed that the victim had failed to return Rs 75,000 for some delivered products. The victim’s father then arranged the money and handed it over to two of the men, later identified as Sonu Yadav, 29, and Chetan Gautam, 34.
As per police, accused intended to make victim a scapegoat. Pic/iStock