<p>Two men were arrested for allegedly snatching the mobile phone of a Gangaram Hospital security guard in west Delhi, police said.</p>.<p>The accused were wearing T-shirts and carrying the bag of a popular online food home delivery service, they said. Mohan Mishra (19) and Pawan Chauhan (28), both residents of Karawal Nagar, have been arrested, officials said.</p>.<p>On April 21, Rikesh Kumar (25), a resident of Inderpuri, called police and informed them that his phone was snatched when he was walking back to his residence around 10 pm, a senior police officer said.</p>.<p>Kumar was speaking on his phone when the incident took place, the officer said.</p>.<p>After the incident, Mishra and Chauhan fled towards Loha Mandi in Narayana, police said.</p>.<p>Kumar tried to chase them, but could not succeed. He also could not read the number plate of the vehicle, they said.</p>.<p>During investigation, police started scanning details food delivery agents of the service and based on information collected, identified and arrested the accused persons, the officer said.</p>.<p>Interrogation revealed that as online food delivery services were exempted from lockdown orders, Mishra planned to use the delivery company’s bag to evade police checking.</p>.<p>Mishra approached one of his acquaintances, who had earlier got himself registered with the company, but was not working for it for some time, police said.</p>.<p>The acquaintance gave the his ID and uniform, which has been seized along with a bike and four phones, they said.</p>
<p>Two men were arrested for allegedly snatching the mobile phone of a Gangaram Hospital security guard in west Delhi, police said.</p>.<p>The accused were wearing T-shirts and carrying the bag of a popular online food home delivery service, they said. Mohan Mishra (19) and Pawan Chauhan (28), both residents of Karawal Nagar, have been arrested, officials said.</p>.<p>On April 21, Rikesh Kumar (25), a resident of Inderpuri, called police and informed them that his phone was snatched when he was walking back to his residence around 10 pm, a senior police officer said.</p>.<p>Kumar was speaking on his phone when the incident took place, the officer said.</p>.<p>After the incident, Mishra and Chauhan fled towards Loha Mandi in Narayana, police said.</p>.<p>Kumar tried to chase them, but could not succeed. He also could not read the number plate of the vehicle, they said.</p>.<p>During investigation, police started scanning details food delivery agents of the service and based on information collected, identified and arrested the accused persons, the officer said.</p>.<p>Interrogation revealed that as online food delivery services were exempted from lockdown orders, Mishra planned to use the delivery company’s bag to evade police checking.</p>.<p>Mishra approached one of his acquaintances, who had earlier got himself registered with the company, but was not working for it for some time, police said.</p>.<p>The acquaintance gave the his ID and uniform, which has been seized along with a bike and four phones, they said.</p>