Updated On: 29 December, 2020 10:20 AM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
Family of young auto driver submits complaint to cops, with proof of recovery agents of new age lending app humiliating their son by creating WhatsApp groups

Yogesh Mane
A youth, who had recently started driving an autorickshaw to assist his father who was the sole bread-winner of the family, jumped off the Airoli bridge after days of consistently being harassed and humiliated by money lenders. The Rabale police found Yogesh Mane's body in Thane Creek on December 22. His family learnt about the harassment only after switching on his phone, and filed a complaint with the Mulund police on Monday. But, no offence has been registered as yet.
Yogesh Anand Mane, 22, who lived with his parents and sister at Rohidas Nagar, Mulund West, had recently completed his industrial technical studies. However, he couldn't find a job and decided to drive an auto. His father, Anand Mane, bought an auto for him in November and told him to manage funds for the vehicle's registration, etc.