Nagpur: Ganeshpeth police have registered a theft case after a parcel containing three Samsung mobile phones worth ₹57,853 allegedly went missing while being transported from Nagpur to Chandrapur through a courier service.

According to the police, the complainant, Vinod Kumar Mahavirprasad Saini, 53, a resident of Anand Sagar Apartment in the Shivaji Complex area of Mankapur, had arranged to send the mobile phone parcel from Umiy Mobile Private Limited in Nagpur to a recipient in Tukum, Chandrapur.

The parcel was reportedly dispatched through Yash Express, with Manoj Natthuji Angarwar named in connection with the shipment.

However, the consignment did not reach its destination in Chandrapur. The complainant subsequently visited the courier company’s offices in both Nagpur and Chandrapur to inquire about the missing parcel, but the phones could not be traced.

Suspecting theft, Saini approached the police, alleging that an unidentified person had stolen the parcel containing the three Samsung mobile phones.

Based on his complaint, Ganeshpeth police registered a case under Section 303(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), relating to theft. The accused has not been identified, and further investigation is underway.