Nagpure was responsible for transporting goods from Bhiwandi to Mumbai and also returning goods from Mumbai to the Bhiwandi warehouse. However, during a routine check of returned products in February, it was discovered that approximately 70 cell phones and 195 accessories from various brands, worth R11.57 lakh in total, were missing. Upon inspection, several boxes were found to be empty, while others contained old items that had been swapped with the originals.

Subsequently, the company filed a complaint at Malad police station, and Police Sub-Inspector Shivji Shinde initiated an investigation under the guidance of DCP Anand Bhoite and Inspector Ravindra Adhane.

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The investigation progressed using the IMEI numbers of the missing mobile phones. "When the individuals using these phones were located and questioned, it was revealed that they had purchased the phones from Nagpure," said an officer from Malad police station.

Nagpure was arrested in Bhiwandi and produced before the court on Monday. During interrogation, he confessed to the crime, and so far, the police have recovered seven mobile phones. "Further investigations are underway," the officer added.