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Held for receiving stolen mobiles

NEW DELHI: A young man has been arrested by the Crime Branch of the Delhi Police on charges of receiving stolen mobile phones.

According to the police, over 30 mobile phones were stolen from a shop at Shakarpur on February 1. During investigations, the police mounted a raid at a shop in Dehra Dun and arrested its owner Riyasat Qureshi (20). Eleven stolen cell phones were allegedly recovered from his shop. During interrogation, Riyasat purportedly told the police that he had received 25 mobile phones from Salim Qureshi of U.P.

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