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Man Slapped For Allegedly Staring At Woman. 24 Hours Later, He Did This

Angry Zomato delivery agent sets bike on fire, pelts stones at police after slap for ogling woman: reports

Zomato delivery agent's revenge after cops slapped him for staring at woman

In the now viral video, the delivery boy can be seen hurling insults at police and crowd present, as he is being dragged into custody.

In a shocking incident in Delhi's posh Khan Market, a Zomato delivery executive set his vehicle on fire after he was allegedly slapped by a policeman for staring at a woman.
Upset over the alleged assault, deliveryman Nadeem returned to the market a day later and set fire to his bike in front of the police station. He allegedly pelted stones at police personnel as well.
In the video which has gone viral, the delivery executive can be seen hurling insults as he is taken into custody. He was reportedly in an inebriated state when he vandalized police property.
The episode reportedly began on October 22 when the delivery person was at a Khan Market restaurant to collect an order. A woman present near the food outlet accused him of staring at her and called the police.
Taking cognizance of the matter, the police allegedly slapped the delivery man though no official complaint was registered against him.
He returned the next day and committed the violent acts in an apparent bid to exact revenge.
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The Delhi High Court on Friday was told that&nbsp; Police&rsquo;s Licensing Unit has cancelled the registration of two Khan Market eateries, Town Hall and Khan Chacha owned by businessman Navneet Kalra.
&nbsp;Kalra was arrested by the Delhi Police in May for alleged involvement in black marketing of oxygen concentrators during the second wave of Covid-19. The businessman is currently on bail.
The High Court was told that the final orders cancelling the registration were passed on July 23
Also Read&nbsp;Delhi court grants bail to Navneet Kalra accused of black marketing oxygen concentrators
Kalra argued that the FIR registered with regard to the oxygen concentrators was still under investigation and the order passed by the licensing authority assumes that the charges have been proved.

Licenses of Naveen Kalra's Khan Chacha, Town Hall restaurants cancelled, HC told

Registration of two Khan Market eateries, Town Hall and Khan Chacha owned by businessman Navneet Kalra&nbsp;cancelled.

Registration of two Khan Market eateries owned by Navneet&nbsp;Kalra&nbsp;cancelled
Licenses of Town Hall, Khan Chacha&nbsp;cancelled, Delhi HC told
Kalra&nbsp;was held in May for&nbsp;alleged black marketing of oxygen concentrators
Kalra&nbsp;argued&nbsp;the FIR registered in oxygen hoarding case under probe
Kalra: licensing authority assumed charges proved before probe is complete
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Registration of two Khan Market eateries, Town Hall and Khan Chacha owned by businessman Navneet Kalra&nbsp;cancelled.

The Delhi High Court on Friday was told that Delhi Police&rsquo;s Licensing Unit has cancelled the registration of two Khan Market eateries, Town Hall and Khan Chacha owned by businessman Navneet Kalra.
Kalra was arrested by the Delhi Police in May for alleged involvement in black marketing of oxygen concentrators during the second wave of Covid-19. The businessman is currently out on bail.
The High Court was told that the final orders cancelling the registration were passed on July 23
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/delhi-court-grants-bail-to-navneet-kalra-accused-of-black-marketing-oxygen-concentrators-1622292843437" target="_blank">Delhi court grants bail to Navneet Kalra accused of black marketing oxygen concentrators</a>
Kalra argued that the FIR registered with regard to the oxygen concentrators was still under investigation while the order passed by the licensing authority assumes that the charges have been proved.

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